US says Canada will regret decision to allow Chinese EVs into their market

The US's reaction highlights the ongoing tensions between North American countries regarding trade policies and the growing influence of Chinese manufacturers in the EV sector. By allowing these imports, Canada may be positioning itself as a more open market, but it risks straining its relationship with the US, which has been protective of its domestic industries. The long-term implications of this decision could reshape the dynamics of trade in the region, especially as both countries navigate the complexities of climate change and economic competitiveness.