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Trump considers auto tariff hike

Last updated: June 13, 2025 5:35 am
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US President Donald Trump has recently hinted at the possibility of increasing auto tariffs in order to incentivize automakers to ramp up their investments in the United States. This move comes in the midst of ongoing discussions between automakers and the White House regarding the 25% tariffs that were previously imposed by Trump on automobiles.

During a White House event, Trump stated, “I might go up with that tariff in the not too distant future. The higher you go, the more likely it is they build a plant here.” This statement reflects the administration’s efforts to push automakers to boost their production within the country.

Notably, the Detroit Three automakers have raised concerns over a recent trade deal that reduced tariffs on British car imports while maintaining them for Canadian and Mexican production. Trump highlighted recent investment commitments from major automakers, such as General Motors’ plan to invest $4 billion in three US plants and shift some SUV production from Mexico.

In addition, Hyundai announced a $21 billion investment in the US, which includes the construction of a new steel plant. These investments underscore the industry’s response to the shifting trade dynamics and the emphasis on domestic production.

Mexico recently announced a reduction in tariffs for cars assembled in the country and exported to the US, from 25% to 15%, citing reductions in the value of US content. Trump emphasized the impact of tariffs on driving these investments, stating, “They wouldn’t have invested 10 cents if we didn’t have tariffs, including for manufacturing American steel, which is doing great.”

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However, automakers are facing mounting cost pressures due to tariffs, with companies like Ford Motor and Subaru of America raising prices on certain models to offset higher costs. Ford projected that tariffs could impact its adjusted earnings by approximately $1.5 billion, while General Motors reported a tariff exposure ranging from $4 billion to $5 billion, including tariffs on affordable vehicles imported from South Korea.

The industry is navigating a complex landscape of trade policies and cost challenges, as automakers seek to balance global supply chains with domestic production incentives. The potential increase in auto tariffs proposed by Trump adds another layer of uncertainty for automakers as they strategize their investment decisions in the US market.

As the auto industry continues to adapt to evolving trade dynamics, the impact of tariffs and trade policies will remain a key consideration for automakers as they navigate a changing landscape.

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