Group 1 - Trump expressed a positive attitude towards Chinese car manufacturers establishing factories in the U.S., stating "let China in" during a speech in Detroit [2] - He emphasized that tariffs have prompted American automakers like General Motors and Ford to make significant investments in the U.S. [4] - Trump indicated that he does not exclude Chinese car manufacturers from producing in the U.S., aligning with previous statements made before his presidency [4] Group 2 - Chinese companies, including BYD, are striving to expand into overseas markets, with some indicating potential plans to enter the U.S. market [6] - Analysts warn that the entry of Chinese car manufacturers into the U.S. could impact Japanese companies that currently have an advantage in the North American market [6] - The North American strategy of Japanese automakers is based on the premise that Chinese cars do not enter the U.S. market, and their ecosystem may be threatened if this changes [6]