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Chart Reveals True Cost of Trump's Tariffs

UNITED STATES, JUL 28 – Automakers including GM, Stellantis, and VW face billions in costs from the 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and parts, raising vehicle prices by up to $9,000, Center for Automotive Research found.

  • This year, Stellantis and other United States carmakers face a $1.4 billion tariff cost from President Donald Trump’s 25% trade duties.
  • In parallel with trade negotiations, Trump threatened the global baseline rate could rise to between 15 and 20 percent, and a Center for Automotive Research study says tariffs would raise US vehicle costs by over $4,000 and imports by nearly $9,000.
  • Several automakers disclosed that tariffs cut $1.1 billion off General Motors' profits last quarter, and Tesla reported a $300 million tariff-related cost last week.
  • Amid mounting costs, US tariffs on imported vehicles have snarled supply chains, and Mary Barra warned the worst is still to come despite efforts to reduce exposure.
  • Alberto Cavallo said `We observed rapid price responses to trade war and tariff-related news, with average price increases of about 3 percent for imported products since February`, and impacts may hit household budgets later this year.
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By Vanessa Yurkevich On August 1, hundreds of countries will enter into a new trade relationship with the United States, following the end of President Donald Trump's pause on "reciprocal" tariffs. Thousands of American businesses will also face a new future. However, after months of uneven trade policy, planning with certainty has proven nearly impossible. "I don't think I know I'm out of the game until I'm right there, but I'm definitely getti…

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By Vanessa Yurkevich On August 1, hundreds of countries will enter into a new trade relationship with the United States, following the end of President Donald Trump's pause on "reciprocal" tariffs. Thousands of American businesses will also face a new future. However, after months of uneven trade policy, planning with certainty has proven nearly impossible. "I don't think I know I'm out of the game until I'm right there, but I'm definitely getti…

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EDITORIAL. Economists agree that tariffs are harmful. But research often stops in the seminar rooms – and then myths are given free rein.

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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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