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Tesla's electric-vehicle registrations in California dropped 15.1% during the first quarter, industry data showed, signaling an accelerated decline and growing challenges for the El…

Trump spoke about temporary tariff exemptions at the White House

The comments pushed stocks such as Ford, GM and Chrysler parent Stellantis higher, swinging from trading levels or negative to being up between 1% and 4%.

U.S. markets broadly declined Monday, but not as significantly as during the past two trading sessions, as President Donald Trump publicly held firm to the concept that his levies will lead to economic prosperity.

U.S. stock markets soared dramatically on Wednesday after President Donald Trump paused reciprocal tariffs for 90 days except for China.

Expectations include millions of less vehicle sales, higher new and used vehicle prices and increased costs of more than $100 billion for the industry.

Residents in the auto industry's heartland respond to the chaotic start to the president's signature economic policy

China added a 34% tariff on U.S. goods, and markets plummeted again Friday, but Vietnam had a "very productive call" with President Trump about lowering its trade barriers as the second-day fallout from his global trade crackdown unfolded.

GM CEO Mary Barra hinted at this shift during an earnings call earlier this year, emphasizing the company's capacity to adapt.

CNBC breaks down what investors should know about how the additional levies will impact individual vehicles and automakers.

About 900 U.S.-represented employees at supporting plants will be temporarily laid off, in addition to about 4,500 hourly workers at the Canadian plant.

Automakers rushed to launch deals and discuss moves to shift production to the US to avoid added costs from President Trump's 25% tariffs.

Wednesday is Liberation Day, and one person might be even more excited about it than Donald Trump is: Elon Musk. While much of what the president will announce from the Rose Garden on April 2 remains a mystery, Trump has already declared that 25 percent tariffs will kick in this week on imported cars and light trucks—to be followed by tariffs on auto parts as well. Economists, car dealers, and consumers are…

Markets open lower after a report that Trump has sounded more hawkish on trade in recent days

U.S. stocks ended the week Friday with a major selloff amid fears of a new round of tariffs, inflation and declining consumer sentiment.

The 25 percent levy is expected to come one day after sweeping "reciprocal" duties go into effect.

President Trump's recent auto tariffs announcement did not land with a bang. But its effects are already reaching deep into the lives of American consumers, automakers, and investors. Beginning April 3, every imported car and light truck faces a new cost burden.  In theory, the move is meant to resurrect US manufacturing. In practice, it's […]

The electric car maker is expected to be one of the least damaged by the incoming duties

The company led by President Trump's confidant Elon Musk builds all the cars it sells in the United States domestically and will be exempt from tariffs on finished vehicles.