Advisors to the USA's incoming President Donald Trump suggested a dual approach to reshape the Auto Manufacturers industry, proposing the cancellation of federal subsidies aimed at promoting electric vehicle sales while simultaneously continuing to cultivate the domestic supply chain for electric vehicle production. These recommendations highlight how Trump's campaign promise to 'terminate' the Biden administration's electric vehicle mandates would be reflected in his policies. In summary, the policy will prioritize domestic Auto Manufacturers and suppliers while avoiding the use of taxpayer funds to support Consumers. These recommendations are outlined as potential policy adjustments the Trump administration could take in its first 100 days. Several initiatives align with the wishes of conservatives, free-market advocates, and RBOB Gasoline producers, who have long argued that the USA government should not dictate what Autos Americans should drive and produce. Trump's advisors encouraged easing Eco-friendly Concept reviews and expediting the approval process for federally funded electric vehicle and infrastructure projects, including the development of Batteries and critical minerals.