Electric Vehicles Become Political Football as Biden Pushes Adoption and Trump Raises Job Fears

EVs have become a political flashpoint, with Biden pushing for adoption and Trump promising restrictions to protect auto workers.

Experts say rapid transition from gas vehicles is needed to meet climate goals, but critics complain EVs are expensive and charging infrastructure is limited.

Transportation sector is largest producer of emissions, so EVs help fight climate change. But some see caring for the planet as a partisan issue.

EV critics argue transition threatens auto manufacturing jobs, while supporters say it will boost American competitiveness.

Despite politicization, some drivers view EVs as an economic choice, while others see it as a way to reduce pollution.