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The Inflation Reduction Act requires EVs to be assembled in North America to qualify for federal incentives.
That’s why foreign automakers have rushed to establish new factories on the continent.
And while some of them are choosing the US and Canada…
Others like BMW are choosing Mexico.
The automaker just announced that it would be spending almost $900 million on its San Luis Potosí, Mexico facility.
Just like most automakers…
BMW is feeling how incredibly competitive the EV market is…
And how far BEHIND they are in the EV race.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk is just days away from releasing his brand-new Master Plan for Tesla: a roadmap to destroy automakers.
As you may know…
Master Plans 1 & 2—both released several years ago—proved to be DEADLY ACCURATE in the predicting the future of EVs…
… while giving investors the chance to see up to 24,000% gains.
Based on my research…
With Master Plan 3, Tesla is taking 100% control of its supply chains and taking dramatic steps to secure its dominance in the EV race.
It is rushing to secure access to limited battery metals.
That’s because there’s a huge shortage of lithium, nickel, cobalt and graphite.
And you simply cannot make EV batteries without these metals.
Several tiny stocks are preparing to sign agreements with Tesla.