We better hope that the China tariffs continue to stay stiff, otherwise we are done for. The Chinese government so heavily subsidizes their production of ev's that it is the classic strategy of flood the market and drive out everyone else. They have no problem going for a decade at a loss to run every last competitor out of business. It's a 100% unfair competitor situation. I say this because if they get their EV cars over here all the other manufacturers are cooked. Their low prices will create demand for charging stations that will be met with supply. Chinese EV's here will be the deathknell of the domestic auto companies, most likely the japanese and europeans as well. The volume won't be there to support them. There will of course be a slower uptake in rural areas, so it won't happen overnight. I believe I heard that they have a current OVER PRODUCTION capacity (not that they have built, but what they COULD build) that can handle the entire annual US auto sales numbers. I'm telling you, if that comes here look out. The plus would be that numerous American consumers who are currently being completely shoved out of the new car market because of the inconceivable prices of new cars would be afforded the opportunity to access potentially more economical personal transportation. Again, it's all part of the Chinese playbook: Government supports manufacturers for long enough to completely run everyone else in normal, free-market economies right out of town. Luckily all the global automakers went with the get rich quick scheme of "partner" with Chinese automakers who were more than happy to take good note of their 100 years worth of intellectual property and run with it. Meanwhile in the US we take away the tiny little subsidy that was provided for the American consumer (and our automakers) to try to cultivate a fledgling EV market.