Trump has stepped down from the position of President of the United States, but economic advisers under the Trump administration are still grabbing the show。Recently, the former White House economic adviser Steve Moore made a surprising statement in an interview, saying that the electric car market will be the next big failure in American history! At first glance, this statement is really scary, after all, the world's EV development is now in full swing, whether it is new automakers or traditional automakers, are vigorously developing electric vehicles, how can this be a big failure?？In the face of doubt, Steve Moore's reasons are also simple and crude, saying that the auto industry is updating so fast that it's likely that automakers are trying so hard to build a blockbuster that no one wants it when it comes out.。He took Ford's classic Edsel as an example, once, Ford was betting that the Edsel would sell well without doing much market research, spending ten years building 500,000 Edsel in one go, and finally building a car that no one wanted at all, a huge loss of 3..500 million dollars。Moore also means that if today's electric cars continue to be built like this, they will one day collapse like Ford.。However, Moore is quite optimistic about hybrid cars. He thinks that a car can use both gasoline and batteries, which is a clever move.。

October 13th news, in fact, Americans for electric cars are not too cold this thing has not been surprised, and their view is still not much improved。While the shift to electric vehicles is being pushed around in the US by politicians and businesses alike, the latest poll shows that consumers don't seem to be buying it.。According to the Yahoo survey, 57% of respondents said they are unlikely to buy an electric vehicle (defined as an all-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle) when they buy a car next time。Only 31% of respondents said they were likely to buy an electric car, and 11% said they did not know。

On August 31, local time, the U.S. Department of Energy said the government will provide $12 billion in grants and loans to automakers and suppliers to support automakers in transforming their plants to produce various types of new energy vehicles.。In addition, the government will provide $3.5 billion to domestic battery manufacturers.。