President Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on imported cars and car parts, set to take effect on 2 April. Taxes on vehicle imports will begin the following day, while levies on parts are expected from May.
Trump said the move would drive “tremendous growth” in the industry, boosting jobs and investment.
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The US imported around eight million cars last year, worth $240bn (£186bn), accounting for nearly half of total sales.
Mexico remains the largest car supplier to the US, followed by South Korea, Japan, Canada, and Germany.
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