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German auto industry alarmed by Trump's car tariffs

European leaders and industry representatives criticized the tariffs, warning they could harm the economies of European manufacturers and suppliers.
Experts predict the tariffs will raise vehicle costs for U.S. Consumers and could lead to job losses in Europe, with some automakers hinting at price hikes.
European officials warn that the tariffs signal a more confrontational U.S. Trade approach, which may escalate tensions between the allies.

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Marianne

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German car: after the Chinese electric puzzle, the American customs club hit

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Customs dispute with the US - "Carmakers need to look to Shanghai, not to Detroit"

Donald Trump imposes succulent tariffs on the German car industry. The right response is to focus even more on China, says industry expert Ferdinand Dudenhöffer in an interview.

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Hungary is unlikely to benefit from Trump's auto tariffs

The 25 percent US tariffs announced on Wednesday could hit German automakers the hardest, as the United States is their largest market. The tariffs could also significantly affect the Hungarian economy.

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German auto industry alarmed by Trump's car tariffs

US President Donald Trump has imposed 25% tariffs on imported cars, leaving leaders in Germany and the EU worried about how to respond. Trump has said that he would increase the tariffs if Europe and Canada were to launch a joint response.

2 days ago·Bonn, Germany

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Trump's customs duties on cars highlight Europe's loss of influence

VIEWS - At the beginning of the week, the European Union was still trying to avoid a tariff escalation. In vain: US President Donald Trump announced a 25% increase in customs duties on all car imports.

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