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Elon Musk has established successful high-tech manufacturing businesses in the U.S. with SpaceX and Tesla, positioning America competitively against China in space and electric vehicle (EV) technology. Musk identified key industries early on, including batteries, EVs, and solar power, which China later pursued aggressively.

The shift to EVs is evident, with over 25% of global car sales being electric by 2025. However, U.S. automakers are moving away from EV production, influenced by political decisions and a lack of charging infrastructure.

Companies like Ford are facing significant financial losses in the EV sector, reallocating resources to gas-powered vehicles instead. The U.S. risks falling behind in technology and manufacturing, with implications for national defense as modern warfare increasingly relies on electric technologies. Without embracing the Electric Tech Stack, America jeopardizes its industrial leadership and security.