US EditionAs Trump considers auto tariffs pause, parts exemptions could be key for US industry
- On April 15, 2025, AP reported Trump hinted at a temporary pause to auto tariffs.
- These tariffs, announced in March, aimed to bolster U.S. Auto manufacturing.
- The tariffs included 25% duties and impacted global supply chains.
- Trump stated automakers need time to shift production to the United States.
- Exemptions for U.S.-made auto parts could greatly aid the car industry.
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As Trump considers auto tariffs pause, parts exemptions could be key for U.S. industry
U.S. President Donald Trump hinted that he might temporarily relieve the auto industry from 'permanent' tariffs he previously imposed on the business. The president didn’t specify how long the potential pause would be or what it would entail, but the auto sector is awaiting how rules might change on 25 per cent tariffs based on U.S. parts, if duties remain on assembled vehicles.
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As Trump considers auto tariffs pause, parts exemptions could be key for US industry
President Donald Trump is considering a delay of auto tariffs. A temporary pause won’t be enough for automakers to adjust their vast global supply chains but exemptions on parts could be key to the industry.
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