U.S. lawmakers want to expand the tax credits for electric vehicles to include “significantly higher subsidies for union-made zero-emission models” assembled in the U.S., according to Autoblog. The proposal they laid out would give Detroit’s Big Three automakers a big competitive advantage, and has garnered criticism from some foreign OEMs. Honda said in a statement that its workers “deserve fair treatment from Congress and should not be penalized for their choice of a workplace.” (Source: Autoblog) Read the original article…
