Trump, tariffs
Chairman of Automaker Stellantis Urges Trump to Keep Mexico, Canada 'Tariff-Free'
The Franco-Italian-U.S. group argued that Trump's administration should avoid implementing tariffs that would disproportionately hit automakers that build most of their vehicles in the U.S., including the 25% duties on Mexico and Canada that are poised to go into effect in early March.
John Elkann said that US jobs and investments could be boosted by closing a loophole that allows 4 million cars made abroad ...
Trump will enforce 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico and 20% on China starting March 4. Sen. Bernie Moreno’s Transportation ...
President Donald Trump’s trade wars threaten to claim a casualty on the home front: the American auto industry.
The chairman of Stellantis NV said President Donald Trump should focus new tariffs on imported vehicles made without U.S. parts content instead of raising duties on Mexico and Canada.
Trump is backtracking on the old administration's pivot to electric power and at least one automaker thinks some tariffs are good tariffs and more ...
As the automaker navigates this rough stretch without a CEO, Stellantis leaders are tempering expectations for a quick ...
Carlos Tavares, the former CEO of global automaker Stellantis saw his total pay fall 37% last year to 23 million euros ...
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