President Trump’s decision to enact, then pause, a 25 percent tariff on all goods coming from Mexico and Canada has put U.S. automakers in a state of uncertainty as they try to anticipate President Trump’s next steps. According to Bernstein analysts, without any major production changes, these tariffs would cost the U.S. auto industry $40 billion this year. Reuters notes that suppliers are working on ways to manage these additional costs, some of which that are likely to be passed to the consumer.
Tariffs Will Impact U.S. Auto Industry
Published on February 7, 2025
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