Electric Vehicle Debate Intensifies in Michigan as Election Nears

Trump and Harris vie for Michigan's pivotal auto industry vote amid conflicting messages on electric vehicle policies.

Trump accuses Harris of wanting to ban gas-powered vehicles, a claim she denies, emphasizing consumer choice in car types.
Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, argue that federal investments in electric vehicles will bolster Michigan's manufacturing sector.
Polls indicate skepticism among Michigan voters towards electric vehicles, with a majority opposing government incentives for EVs.
The United Auto Workers union supports Harris, citing her pro-labor stance, while criticizing Trump's past record on manufacturing jobs.
Trump's relationship with Tesla CEO Elon Musk complicates his position on EVs, as Musk's support contrasts with Trump's campaign rhetoric.