Used for a Chinese EV sector producing more units than the domestic market can absorb.
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overcapacity
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "I think that's a plan. I think that's an agreement. I think the agreement is for Chinese EV factories to move over to Canada..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "I think that's a plan. I think that's an agreement. I think the agreement is for Chinese EV factories to move over to Canada..."
Key Notes
Jiang says Chinese EVs are heavily subsidized, lose money, and exist amid overcapacity, so success in Canada would matter politically more than commercially.
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"I think that's a plan. I think that's an agreement. I think the agreement is for Chinese EV factories to move over to Canada..."
"And there's overcapacity in China. So everywhere you go, there are lots of EVs, but they can't actually sell all the EVs in China...."
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