Idk if you can compare a Civic with an Accord and call the $4000 difference a subsidy.
But if we’re being generous and ignoring the Euro/USD currency spread, you’re still talking about a $7000 subsidy. Roughly what Americans give out in EV credits. Except its for a car that’s still cheaper than its American equivalent.
I’m Europe, the BYD Dolphin starts at 23k Euros, so that’s probably pretty close to the nonsubsidized price.
Idk if you can compare a Civic with an Accord and call the $4000 difference a subsidy.
But if we’re being generous and ignoring the Euro/USD currency spread, you’re still talking about a $7000 subsidy. Roughly what Americans give out in EV credits. Except its for a car that’s still cheaper than its American equivalent.