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Trump backs down a bit on auto industry tariffs—but only a bit
Trump's approach to tariffs has been nothing if not inconsistent. In this case, the White House is not dropping the 25 percent tariff on all imported vehicles, but the other tariffs imposed by the Trump administration—like the 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum that went into effect in February—won't stack up on top.
The White House on Tuesday confirmed plans for the Trump administration to soften the impact of automotive tariffs. Current ...
Remanufactured “cores,” or used vehicle parts, are essential to the automotive industry but present distinct special tax and accounting considerations.
Automakers expect to get a break from steep import taxes under a new White House plan aimed at easing tariff pressure, ...
Automakers want Congress to bar California's landmark plan to end the sale of gasoline-only vehicles by 2035 that has been ...
President Trump is holding a rally in Michigan today as he marks the 100th day of his second term. The White House says Trump ...
A powerful coalition of U.S. auto industry groups has issued an urgent appeal to the White House, warning that the impending ...
In a concession to automakers in the United States, U.S. President Trump on Tuesday signed two executive orders to relax his ...
Series, the folks in the east (where EVs are still the must-have automotive accessory) launched a V8 engine developed from ...
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