Trump Opens Door To Chinese Cars In America. The Entire US Auto Industry Just Slammed It Shut

Hyundai Sounds Alarm Over Chinese Cars In The US

Hyundai’s CEO warns the US over Chinese cars disrupting the market. Munoz, Hyundai Motor’s CEO, points to markets like the UK and Europe as examples. The Korean manufacturer urges the US to keep tariffs in place. While Chinese automobiles continue to disrupt markets around the world, that impact hasn’t yet been felt in the US thanks to high tariffs and policies designed to keep those threats out, at least for the time being. But clearly, automak…

Trump Opens Door To Chinese Cars In America. The Entire US Auto Industry Just Slammed It Shut

It's a tangled web, this idea of allowing Chinese auto manufacturers inside the US to assemble cars for US consumers and perhaps for export to other North American markets. Even before this presidency, Donald Trump has railed against communist China as a major economic and strategic threat because…

Detroit Automakers Push Back After Trump Opens Door to Chinese Car Plants

General Motors (GM), Ford Motor Company, and Stellantis have pushed back against U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent openness to Chinese automakers building cars in the U.S., with the Detroit Three turning to their Washington lobbying group, the American Automotive Policy…

Weekly roundup: Trump open to U.S.-built Chinese cars, NADA backs FTC pricing FAQs, Stellantis faces Canada strike threat

ICYMI: Trump said Chinese automakers could build cars in the U.S. if they hire American workers. NADA welcomes new FTC guidance, clarifying how dealers must