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Ford Extends Employee Pricing Amidst Rising Auto Tariffs

Ford extends its employee pricing offer until July 4th to counter rising car prices caused by new tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts, impacting consumer affordability and the competitiveness of US automakers.

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Volkswagen Q1 Profit Plunges 41% Amidst Special Charges and Market Headwinds

Volkswagen's first-quarter 2025 profit fell nearly 41 percent to €2.19 billion due to special charges (€1.1 billion), lower China earnings, and reduced electric vehicle profitability, despite a 3 percent revenue increase to €77.6 billion and increased EV market share.

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Trump Partially Eases Auto Part Tariffs to Cushion Impact on US Carmakers

The Trump administration announced plans to partially offset tariffs on US carmakers by reducing levies on imported vehicle parts, offering partial reimbursements based on US production, while maintaining tariffs on foreign-made cars but exempting them from additional levies, such as those on steel ...

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Japanese Automakers Showcase EVs in China, Emphasizing Localization

Major Japanese automakers, including Toyota, Honda, and Nissan, unveiled new electric and hybrid vehicle models at the Shanghai auto show, emphasizing collaboration with Chinese tech firms like Huawei and DeepSeek to boost their competitiveness in the world's largest auto market amidst a US-China tr...

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Volkswagen Proposes US Audi Production to Counter New Tariffs

Facing new US tariffs on imported cars, Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume proposed producing Audi vehicles in the US to appease President Trump, aiming to maintain market share and investment in a key growth region while navigating trade complexities.

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2026 Subaru Solterra: Redesigned EV Aims for Sales Rebound

The redesigned 2026 Subaru Solterra SUV, launched at the New York Auto Show, boasts significant improvements: increased horsepower (up to 338 hp), extended range (up to 285 miles), and Tesla Supercharger compatibility, aiming to reverse the low sales (8,063 units in 2024) of its predecessor.

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Automakers Yank Profit Forecasts Amid Trump's Tariff Chaos

Responding to President Trump's unpredictable tariffs, Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz withdrew their profit forecasts due to market uncertainty, while Volkswagen issued a lowered forecast; this follows at least 40 companies globally taking similar actions.

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Trump Administration Announces Tariff Relief on Auto Parts

The Trump administration announced tariff relief on auto parts for cars made in the US, preventing double taxation and aiming to boost domestic manufacturing, following intense industry lobbying and market volatility.

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China's Auto Show Highlights US Tariff Damage

The Shanghai Auto Show highlights China's booming automotive market attracting significant foreign investment, contrasting sharply with the negative impact of US tariffs on American automakers, costing them over $42 billion and hindering competitiveness.

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Chicken Tax: How a 60-Year-Old Tariff Still Shapes the US Auto Market

The 1963 "chicken tax," a 25% tariff on imported trucks, remains in effect, benefiting US automakers but harming consumers with higher prices and reduced choices, despite its original purpose being obsolete and various attempts to circumvent it.

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welt.de
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Volkswagen Boosts Wolfsburg Production Amidst Electric Vehicle Shift

Volkswagen's Wolfsburg plant is increasing production with extra weekend shifts in May, June, and July across all production lines due to high demand for gasoline-powered Golf and Tiguan models, despite a planned reduction in overall production capacity and workforce.

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Trump Considers Auto Tariff Exemption Amidst Trade Policy Volatility

President Trump hinted at temporarily exempting the auto industry from tariffs to aid supply chain adjustments, despite previously declaring them "permanent," while simultaneously creating uncertainty and market volatility.

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