Trump Tariffs Ruled Illegal But Remain In Effect For Now
The administration plans to appeal the decision.
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The administration plans to appeal the decision.
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Tariffs have resulted in investments in U.S.-based production.
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The agency has added several new vehicles to its fleet.
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Nothing is final, but for now, U.S. automobiles are exempt.
Read More »The two pony cars were purchased from a nearby dealer.
Read More »The move is expected to increase the overall rate by around one percent.
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The revised program aims to do a better job than it has thus far.
Read More »The new trade deal calls for U.S. vehicle imports in Japan.
Read More »The rule hasn't been finalized yet, however.
Read More »The framework also includes billions of investments.
Read More »Though sales have plummeted in 2025, too.
Read More »It at least temporarily gives Japanese automakers an advantage in certain cases.
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If approved, automakers wouldn't have to adhere to emissions regulations.
Read More »It's more concerned with Mexico and Canada.
Read More »China has been accused of 'dumping' graphite in the market.
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Dating back to the 2022 model year.
Read More »Automakers won't be required to pay fines for violating those standards.
Read More »The aim is to boost U.S. shipbuilding and reduce China's dominance of the industry.
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Even though its deadline was recently extended.
Read More »The move will impact certain automotive components.
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EU officials aren't reportedly keen on that idea, however.
Read More »The decision is temporary and could be appealed, however.
Read More »Existing models could be heading to auction soon.
Read More »China has been restricting export approval of rare earth magnets.
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Temporary license, that is.
Read More »Since Ford is using licensed tech from a Chinese company.
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