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The conversation also touches on the risks posed to consumer credits and incentives for EV purchases. Heavy stakes lie in the political arena, influencing whether or not manufacturers find it feasible to produce EVs domestically. Brian highlights the risk of potential subsidy cuts, which could hinder the growth of both manufacturers and buyers in this burgeoning market. Contrastingly, countries like China are actively incentivizing their electric vehicle markets, which could place U.S. manufacturers at a disadvantage if such subsidies are retracted domestically.