In the industrial era, no restructuring of the global order has ever begun with a theoretical manifesto. Major transformations often start with a change in infrastructure, a migration of standards, and the accumulation of daily choices that seem small but are decisive. From this perspective, Canada's decision to import Chinese electric vehicles aligns with the fundamental laws of trade and economic development. According to the latest amendment plan issued by China's Ministry of Commerce, Canada will be granted an annual quota of 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles with a 'Most Favored Nation' tariff of 6.1%. This suggests that the door to the North American market for the Chinese electric giant may begin to open quietly. It seems Washington is concerned, and this...
