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U.S. Automakers Urge Caution as Trump Considers Chinese EV Production

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President Donald Trump is considering allowing Chinese electric vehicles to be built in the United States as he meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping, according to reports from CNBC and NBC News.

U.S. automakers and lawmakers are pressing to maintain restrictions on Chinese vehicles and manufacturers, CNBC reported. NBC News said automakers are pointing to Germany as a cautionary example as Trump weighs domestic production by Chinese EV companies.

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