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explained Biden that United State accustomed to investment Approximately 2 percent of its GDP is in research and development, but it is now investing 0.7 percent, which makes it lagging behind competing countries.
He stated that earlier this month, he announced a financing of $52 million "The US bailout plan" Which includes training workers and modernizing factories to keep pace with the electric car revolution.
He pointed out that companies "Announced more than $36 billion in new investments in electric car industry And $48 billion in battery manufacturing here in the United States" Pointing out that the law of reduction inflation who recently signed "Grants tax credits on new electric cars and fuel cell cars" Referring to hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Biden added that the Infrastructure Act provides funding for an investment of $7.5 billion to build stations electric car charging Across the United States, he also announced an investment of $7 billion to make American-made cars, batteries, and other critical materials in the electric vehicle sector.
For its part, the White House said in a statement that President Biden’s economic plan "Created a breakthrough in the manufacture electric cars America that has created new economic opportunities and tens of thousands of well-paid jobs across the country" And that with the announcement of companies such as "Toyota" And"will be" And"Ford" And"GM" And"Panasonic" for its manufacturing investments in North Carolina, Michigan, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas and elsewhere in the country.
The statement indicated that the US President united the car makers "About the bold goal of electric vehicles to make up 50 percent of all cars sold in the United States by 2030".
He explained that the inflation reduction law "It makes new and used electric vehicles affordable for consumers and provides certainty in the automotive industry market".
According to the statement, since the start of President Biden’s term in early 2021, "Companies have invested nearly $85 billion in the manufacture of electric vehicles, batteries, and electric vehicle chargers in the United States".
He added that the pace of this investment is accelerating as it "In 2022 alone, companies announced $13 billion in domestic manufacturing of electric vehicles, more than three times the investment in 2020" .
According to the White House, sales of electric cars are up "triple" since taking over President Biden office in January 2021.
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explained Biden that United State accustomed to investment Approximately 2 percent of its GDP is in research and development, but it is now investing 0.7 percent, which makes it lagging behind competing countries.
He stated that earlier this month, he announced a financing of $52 million.The US bailout planWhich includes training workers and modernizing factories to keep pace with the electric car revolution.
He pointed out that the companies “announced new investments of more than 36 billion dollars in electric car industry And $48 billion in battery manufacturing here in the United States,” noting that the reduction law inflation The one he recently signed “grants tax credits on new electric vehicles and fuel cell cars” with reference to hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Biden added that the Infrastructure Act provides funding for an investment of $7.5 billion to build stations electric car charging Across the United States, he also announced an investment of $7 billion to make American-made cars, batteries, and other critical materials in the electric vehicle sector.
For its part, the White House said in a statement that President Biden’s economic plan “created a boom in the industrialization of… electric cars The United States has created new economic opportunities and tens of thousands of well-paid jobs across the country, with companies such asToyota” And”will be” And”Ford” And”GM” And”PanasonicAbout its investments in manufacturing in North Carolina, Michigan, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas and elsewhere in the country.
The statement noted that the US President united automakers “on the bold goal of electric vehicles to make up 50 percent of all cars sold in the United States by 2030.”
He explained that the Inflation Reduction Act “makes new and used electric cars affordable for consumers and provides certainty in the auto industry market.”
According to the statement, since the start of President Biden’s term in early 2021, “companies have invested nearly $85 billion in the manufacture of electric vehicles, batteries, and electric vehicle chargers in the United States.”
He added that the pace of this investment is accelerating, as “in 2022 alone, companies announced $13 billion in the local manufacturing of electric vehicles, which is more than three times the investment in 2020”.
According to the White House, sales of electric cars have “tripled” since I took office President Biden office in January 2021.