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Tokyo auto show highlights technology but Trump's tariffs loom large
Japanese automakers face a $13 billion annual profit hit from U.S. tariff hikes while showcasing electric and robotic vehicle innovations at the Tokyo Mobility Show.
- Previewed to media Wednesday, the Tokyo Mobility Show at Tokyo Big Sight highlights futuristic transport beyond cars, opening to the public and running through Nov. 9, 2025.
- With U.S. President Donald Trump raising auto tariffs to 15% from 2.5%, Japanese automakers are expected to erase more than 2 trillion yen in profits, according to analysts.
- Toyota Motor Corp. showed the collapsible Land Hopper and previewed the Land Cruiser FJ going on sale next year, while Nissan Motor Corp. displayed the Sakura prototype with an Ao-Solar Extender roof.
- Automakers said they would consider importing U.S.-made models back into Japan, while analysts expect increased U.S. production and exports to Australia and Canada next year.
- Looking at scale, Cox Automotive estimates U.S. tariffs could erase more than 2 trillion yen , affecting Japanese automakers' global sales.
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C 27%
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