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Donald Trump will use a visit to the United States Industrial Heartlands on Tuesday to unveil more prices for some of the world's largest car manufacturers, his last retirement from the total trade war.
The president will announce that he spares car manufacturers of some of his most expensive price And offer companies that make their cars in the United States to compensate for the cost of samples.
US officials said relief would mean car manufacturers Importing car parts would be spared administration prices on steel and aluminum.
Trump's movements will be formalized in an executive decree that the president should sign on Trump on Trump on Trump on Trump, an American car manufacturing center, where he will celebrate his 100th day in power.
The relief comes only four days before the administration could impose a 25% rate on imported automotive parts. A separate 25% rate on all imports of cars made abroad was imposed earlier this month and included exemptions for Mexico and Canada.
A senior business department officials said that Trump's prices on cars have been “designed to allow all national car manufacturers to develop their plan, develop their employment and build more factories in America”.
Financial Times first reported that Trump New price rescue plan Last week. The President's trade war caused an alarm in the additional cost industry in which he faces to increase production in the United States.
Although Trump's OCE simplifies its pricing diet for car parts, car manufacturers will always be subject to a 20% price that Trump applied to all imports from China.
Mexico and Canada parts that comply with the rules of the USMCA 2020 trade agreement will remain without a price. Non -compliant vehicles will face a maximum rate of 25%.
The pricing discount in the act will allow car manufacturers who assemble their vehicles in the United States to recover up to 3.75% of its value for next year, according to a senior business department. It will fall 2.5% compared to May 1, 2026 and will be completely removed on April 30, 2027.
The softening of prices follows lobbying by industry to alleviate their costs and their uncertainty of policies. The car manufacturers, including General Motors, Volvo Cars and Porsche, have already fired or has considerably reduced their orientations.
The leaders of Ford, GM and Stellantis all welcomed the rescue measures, although some leaders complained that the tariff structure remained too complex.
“We are impatiently awaiting our continuous collaboration with the American administration to strengthen a competitive American automotive industry and stimulate exports,” said Stellantis president John Elkann.
GM director general, Mary Barra said: “We believe that the president’s management helps level the rules of the game for companies like GM and allowing us to invest more in the American economy.” Ford said Trump's decisions would help reduce the impact of prices on car manufacturers, suppliers and consumers. “
Earlier Tuesday, GM abandoned his previous profit guidelines And temporarily interrupted share buybacks, blaming the price uncertainty.
