VW Group, including its Audi division, are suspending exports of vehilces made in Mexico to the US because of the new tariffs brought in last week.
VW said it had taken note of Trump’s decision to impose the 25% tariffs on all imports of passenger cars and light commercial vehicles (LCVs) to the US and is assessing the potential impact on supply chains and its production network…
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As Trump’s tariff policy bites, logistics providers face rising costs, trade reroutes and weakened confidence in US stability.
The American Association of Port Authorities said the charges will drive up costs and make cars more expensive for US customers.
China halts rare earth exports as tariffs rise to 245% in US-China trade war, putting pressure on automotive and EV supply chains.
