In response to President Trump's new 25% tariffs on U.K. auto imports, Jaguar Land Rover has halted shipments to the U.S. The company is now addressing these new trading terms while the U.K. government negotiates a trade deal.
President Trump's new 25% tariffs on imported cars are shaking up the automotive industry, leading to layoffs, shipment pauses, and a rush of buyers trying to beat rising prices. What does this mean for you?
In response to looming tariffs, Ford launches an aggressive employee pricing program aimed at U.S. consumers, aiming to boost sales and support its operations amidst economic uncertainty.
Jaguar Land Rover has announced a temporary halt on shipments to the U.S. due to new tariffs imposed by President Trump, impacting its significant exports and revenue.
Car sales in the U.S. surged by 13.6% in March, with electric vehicles leading the charge. Automakers like GM and Ford reported significant gains, but looming tariffs could impact future sales.
In a controversial interview, Trump declared he doesn't mind if auto prices rise due to his tariffs, claiming they will boost American car sales. His stance raises questions about the impact on consumers amid rising costs.
Car shoppers are flocking to showrooms as automakers ramp up vehicle shipments. Hyundai's sales executive urges retailers to seize the moment for record-breaking sales!
Stock markets tumble as auto tariffs loom, risking higher vehicle prices for consumers and potential supply chain disruptions. Could this move reshape the U.S. auto industry forever?
In a stunning turn of events, Chinese automaker BYD has reported annual revenue of 777 billion yuan, surpassing Tesla. With a 29% increase from last year, BYD's rapid development in EVs and new battery technology is reshaping the market landscape.
As Elon Musk's political entanglements stir controversy, Tesla faces a crisis. Employees express concerns about the company's direction, while stock prices plummet amid fierce competition and public backlash.
