Battle for Europe’s Electric Future Rages in Dunkirk

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to just French and Taiwanese companies
Chinese carmakers BYD and Nio are also eyeing Europe.Their entry has raised eyebrows among EU policymakers, sparking an investigation into
market-distorting Chinese subsidies.Still, Chinese brands like BYD are establishing themselves across Europe, giving Tesla and other Western
brands a run for their money.U.S
policy leans towards boosting domestic production rather than backing novel technologies.This policy direction makes Europe, specifically
RaceBehind these moves is a technology race
Solid-state batteries show promise over standard lithium-ion ones, offering better safety and lifespan.Major brands like Mercedes-Benz and
Toyota are starting to invest in this new technology.As Europe aims to phase out fossil-fuel cars by 2035, Dunkirk is shaping up to be a
pivotal player.Investments in the city reflect a larger global battle to control the future of transportation, making Dunkirk a key arena in
this competitive landscape.