Hooking the car market to a global supply chain is no longer a subtle background hum; it’s now the drumbeat. The 2027 Chevy Bolt’s new reality—51% Chinese-made parts and a CATL battery—exposes a larger, louder question about affordability, nationalism, and the path of American EVs as they mature from novelty to necessity. Personally, I think this moment demands a candid reckoning about where value comes from and who gets to define American priorities in a decarbonizing economy.
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