Russian Sanctions And Now Trump's Tariffs Help Chinese EVs Make Inroads In Central Asia
- Chinese electric vehicles gained popularity in Central Asia, reshaping transportation landscapes.
- Lower prices and government incentives spurred the shift to Chinese EVs.
- Central Asian governments offer tax breaks and expand green infrastructure for EVs.
- Yunis Sharifli stated tariffs may push China to expand local production.
- Central Asia's closer integration with China is accelerating due to EV adoption.
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Trump Tariffs Fuel China's Electric Vehicle Expansion in Central Asia
Even before Chinese electric cars became a mainstay of the bustling streets of Tajikistan's capital, Tolib Raufov knew they would offer an upside to taxi drivers like him. He bought his first Chinese electric vehicle (EV) three years ago for the equivalent of $30,000, he says, and resold it last year. With that money, he was able to buy a model from BYD –- China's leading EV maker that recently overtook Tesla in total sales –- for only $21,000. …


Russian Sanctions And Now Trump's Tariffs Help Chinese EVs Make Inroads In Central Asia
Central Asia is becoming a key market for Chinese cars and their production, with consumers embracing the vehicles’ affordability and governments eager to attract billions in investment from state-backed Chinese firms.
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