Inflation Reduction Act Changes Could Threaten $100 Billion EV Investments & Jobs in Pro-Trump States

Electric vehicle manufacturing investments could face major setbacks as President Trump considers changes to the Inflation Reduction Act. With over $100 billion in EV funding and more than 84,000 jobs at risk—mainly in Republican-leaning states like Georgia, North Carolina, and Michigan—the future of U.S. EV production hangs in the balance. Republican lawmakers are divided on the issue, with some urging careful refinements rather than sweeping cuts. Meanwhile, automakers and industry experts warn that rolling back EV incentives could slow production, weaken demand, and cost thousands of jobs. Should EV incentives stay or go? Drop your thoughts in the comments! #EVIndustry #ElectricVehicles #InflationReductionAct #EVInvestments #AutomotiveNews #CleanEnergy #EVJobs #TrumpPolicy #ElectricCar #BatteryManufacturing Tags: EV industry news, electric vehicles, Inflation Reduction Act changes, Trump EV policy, EV incentives, battery manufacturing, automotive news 2025, Georgia EV investments, North Carolina EV manufacturing, Michigan EV jobs, clean energy, electric car market, EV tax credits, IRA funding, automotive industry updates, US manufacturing jobs, Trump administration energy policies, EV sales 2025