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Trump considers pausing auto tariffs as economy endures whiplash
When Trump announced the 25% auto tariffs on March 27, he described them as “permanent.” His hard lines on trade have become increasingly blurred as he has sought to limit the possible economic and political blowback from his policies.
Policy and regulatory choices in the United States and Europe, including tariffs and emission regulations, have placed the automotive industry under "extreme pressure", Stellantis chairman said on ...
President Donald Trump's tariffs have resulted in market uncertainty, driving car dealers to utilize new AI tools in an effort to bring in new customers.
Recognizing these challenges, Team Velocity, a leader in marketing technology and customer experience solutions for the ...
Key Takeaways UBS and Mizuho analysts lowered their targets for Tesla on Thursday, citing the potential of tariffs to weaken ...
How the car companies navigate the next few months may determine their future. Plus: Waymo is a hit for Uber, and GM's ...
Tariffs aren’t going to reverse the loss of auto jobs in the Midwest during the last 30 years. Automation, and a change in American car buyers’ preferences, cost more jobs than bad trade deals.
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