The Story
One of the largest industrial shifts in history is underway: internal combustion engines are ceding the global market to electric vehicles.
American car companies own the old technology, but new Chinese upstarts understand the future. Beijing wants to own both.
The rules keep changing. Dictates from Beijing and shocks from abroad — tariffs, supply disruptions, scandals — constantly reshape which strategies work and which collapse.
Can century-old foreign manufacturers out-maneuver CCP-backed national champions in a $3 trillion market?
