Trump policy changes disrupt US EV industry, triggering job cuts and cancellations
The US auto industry is facing a major reversal in electric vehicle investment. EV tax credit changes, regulatory rollbacks, tariffs, and immigration enforcement have disrupted projects across the Battery Belt. Nearly $20 billion in projects were cancelled in 2025, while major facilities in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee faced layoffs, delays, or production changes. Automakers are now shifting towards petrol-powered vehicles and stationary energy storage.
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