Volkswagen Warns of Profit Pressure From EV Transition, Trade Tensions

Stellantis Halts 2025 Forecasts Amid Uncertainty Over Trump Tariffs

Mercedes Withdraws 2025 Outlook Citing Trump Tariff Uncertainty, Profit Slumps in Q1

Trump Orders to Offer Auto Tariff Reprieve, but No Waiver for China Auto Parts

The 25% tariffs will still go into effect on May 3, but the Trump administration allows automakers to be reimbursed over the next two years for a proportion of cost of their imported auto parts.

Waymo Signals Broader Ambitions Beyond Ride-Hailing in New Talks With Toyota

Porsche Reports Sharp Q1 Profit Margin Drop Amid China Slowdown and U.S. Tariff Pressures

US Commerce Chief Confirms Trump Will Ease Auto Tariffs

Trump is reported to allow automakers paying automotive tariffs not to be charged for other duties, and to be reimbursed for auto part tariffs up to an amount equal to 3.75% of a US-made car's value for one year.

Trump Administration to Ease Auto Tariffs on Domestic Manufacturers, Commerce Secretary Says

Avatr Plans to Expand into Over 50 Countries This Year

China Urges German Automakers to Boost Investment