How did China come to dominate the world of electric cars?

This podcast episode from MIT Technology Review, narrated by Noa, delves into China's dominance in the electric vehicle (EV) market. The episode explores how China became a world leader in EV production and sales, driven by government support, strategic investments, and the embrace of new technologies. It also discusses the roles of Tesla and Chinese battery tech companies in shaping the industry, as well as the potential for other countries to replicate China's success. The article, written by Zeyi Yang and read by Sam Scholl, highlights China's unique advantages, including its established supply chain, control of battery materials, and a growing domestic demand for EVs.