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Under the policy announced by the US and Canada icon icon to impose a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles, Chinese electric vehicle companies have not backed down. In recent years, the market share of Chinese electric vehicles in the global market has continued to rise, exceeding 30%, and its technological innovation capabilities cannot be underestimated. For example, BYD icon's blade battery icon technology has made significant breakthroughs in range and safety, with some models achieving a range of up to 700 kilometers or even higher.

Chinese electric vehicle companies are actively expanding into other overseas markets, such as Europe icon, Asia icon, and South America icon. Data shows that in some European countries, the sales of Chinese electric vehicles have increased by over 200% year-on-year, gradually becoming a popular choice among local consumers.

At the same time, the enormous demand in the domestic market also provides a solid backing for companies. China sells millions of electric vehicles each year, prompting companies to continuously invest in research and development to enhance product competitiveness.

Companies are also increasing their exploration in the field of intelligence, such as the research and application of advanced driver assistance systems, making the driving experience more convenient and safe.

In addition, China's cooperation projects in renewable energy with other countries are also steadily advancing, further consolidating the position of the Chinese electric vehicle industry through technology sharing and resource integration.

In my view, the tariff measures imposed by the US and Canada are merely short-term trade protection tactics, which are unlikely to hinder the globalization of the Chinese electric vehicle industry. With its technological strength and market adaptability, Chinese electric vehicles will continue to stand out in global competition, while such unilateral trade restrictions may ultimately harm the interests of its own consumers and the long-term development of its renewable energy industry.