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Trump Eases Auto Tariffs Amid Industry Concerns and Job Growth Goals

President Trump will sign an executive order to relax some tariffs on autos and parts, aiming to support U.S. manufacturing and job creation.

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  1. Tariff Relief Coming for Automakers Producing in the US, Says White House

    The auto industry welcomes the administration’s softening the potential economic impact of tariffs and offering some flexibility.

    Tariff Relief Coming for Automakers Producing in the US, Says White House

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  2. Trump to ease auto tariffs as he celebrates 100th day with Michigan rally

    The plan intends to allow all domestic auto manufacturers "to grow their plants, to grow their employment, and to build more factories in America," according to senior Commerce Department officials, by building in a two-year time frame to amp up the U.S. supply chain for the auto industry, according to senior administration officials.

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  3. Trump backs down a bit on auto industry tariffs—but only a bit

    The potential for multiple tariffs to have an additive effect on prices could have seen new car prices soar in the coming weeks; now, they are likely to just rise a lot instead.

    Trump backs down a bit on auto industry tariffs—but only a bit

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  4. President Trump to provide automakers some relief from 25% tariffs

    Doing so would be a major reprieve for automakers as the industry grapples with tariffs that threaten to raise prices of cars for American consumers.

    President Trump to provide automakers some relief from 25% tariffs

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  5. Amazon denies tariff display move after White House slams reported plan

    Amazon shares fell as much as 2.1% at the open of trading in New York after the White House’s comments, before paring losses.

    Amazon denies tariff display move after White House slams reported plan

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  6. Sorry Shoppers, Amazon Says Tariff Cost Feature 'Is Not Going to Happen'

    Tariffs have been sending costs soaring across shopping platforms, with reports that products on Chinese sites Temu and Shein have seen price hikes of up to 377%.

    Sorry Shoppers, Amazon Says Tariff Cost Feature 'Is Not Going to Happen'

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  7. Trump to sign executive order granting relief from auto tariffs

    Polling shows the public souring on Trump’s tariff regime, with his approval ratings on the economy in particular sinking as he hits 100 days in office.

    Trump to sign executive order granting relief from auto tariffs

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  8. White House hits back at Amazon 'plan' to show tariff price rises

    Still, the White House decision to go on the attack over the report is an indication of the pressure it is facing over its new import taxes, which analysts say will lead to higher prices for consumers and increase the chances of a recession.

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  9. Trump plans to ease tariff impact on US carmakers

    The move means car companies paying tariffs would not be charged other levies, such as those on steel and aluminium, according to the Wall Street Journal, which first reported the development.

    Trump plans to ease tariff impact on US carmakers

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  10. Trump to ease tariffs faced by US automakers

    The policy change offers automakers a chance to relocate their manufacturing.

    Trump to ease tariffs faced by US automakers

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  11. White House Slams Amazon’s ‘Hostile’ Plan To Display Tariff Costs Next to Products

    The White House is calling a report that Amazon plans to display the price that President Trump’s tariffs are adding to each product a “hostile and political act” by the online retailer.

    White House Slams Amazon’s ‘Hostile’ Plan To Display Tariff Costs Next to Products

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  12. Automakers to get a break on some Trump tariffs — but the outlook for the 'Big 3' is still cloudy

    Yet even with the new waivers, the outlook for America's longest-lived carmakers remains cloudy, with General Motors saying Tuesday it was "reassessing" its earnings guidance in light of the uncertainty over the tariffs impact.

    Automakers to get a break on some Trump tariffs — but the outlook for the 'Big 3' is still cloudy

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  13. Update: Amazon Denies Report that 'Tariff Cost' Will Be Shown Next to Product Prices

    The move is reportedly an effort by Amazon to inform customers cost rises have nothing to do with it and everything to do with the Trump White House.

    Update: Amazon Denies Report that 'Tariff Cost' Will Be Shown Next to Product Prices

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  14. Trump is giving automakers a break on tariffs

    Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs have in financial markets, and most polls show Americans are concerned about Trump's handling of the economy.

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Updated: Apr 29th, 2025, 3:31 PM ET

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In a significant policy shift, President Trump is set to sign an executive order today easing certain tariffs on U.S. auto manufacturers, leaving the existing 25% tariffs on imported vehicles intact while preventing additional tariffs on parts. The plan offers domestic automakers reimbursements of 3.75% on U.S.-made cars in the first year, and 2.5% in the second year. This move, touted as vital for job creation and strengthening the American auto industry, has received support from industry leaders like GM’s Mary Barra and Stellantis Chairman John Elkann, though concerns about overall price increases remain.


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  • President Trump is set to ease tariffs on US automakers, signaling a shift towards supporting domestic manufacturing and mitigating the financial impact of high tariffs on the industry.

  • The new tariff structure will allow some reimbursement for imported auto parts, which is intended to help both automakers and consumers by preventing overwhelming price increases.

  • The automotive industry has voiced concerns about the high tariff rates, as they may lead to increased vehicle prices and lower sales, prompting a balance between supporting domestic production and protecting consumer interests.


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