German Car Companies Negotiate Tariffs Directly with US Government

In the customs dispute with the US, the car companies do not want to rely solely on the EU's negotiating skills. In talks with the US Department of Commerce, they presented their own position.

The German automaker Volkswagen negotiates with the US Department of Commerce on the settlement of the customs dispute and offers further investments in the USA in return.

The imposition of taxes by the United States of America (U.S.) has undoubtedly been associated with the market, with companies seeking strategic solutions. While reading from this protectionist policy, the Germans BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen will be...

The future of the German car industry depends on the negotiating tables in Washington. BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen make every effort to avoid the new US tariffs – now the plans have become known. The article VW, BMW and Co want to outsmart the US tariffs first appeared on inside digital.

Because of Trump's 25 percent tariffs on car imports, Volkswagen is seeking direct talks with the US government. BMW and Mercedes also want special conditions.

Despite their huge industrial investments in the United States, German manufacturers are seeing their profits melt down because of the new customs duties imposed by Washington. An agreement is under discussion. And because of this, these new rules would cost BMW $11 million a day. A trade dispute that weighs heavily on BMW The trade tensions between the United States and the European Union have serious consequences for the German automotive indu…