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U.S. Imposes 25% Tariff on Imported Trucks, Impacting Mexican Manufacturing
The United States has implemented a 25% tariff on imported trucks, significantly affecting Mexican manufacturing where many medium-duty trucks are produced, raising concerns over trade relations.
- Effective Saturday, the Tariff on medium and heavy Truck imports to the United States targets manufacturers reliant on production facilities in Mexico, particularly those of Ford and GM.
- Approximately 99% of heavy Truck production from major manufacturers like Daimler Truck North America occurs in the United States, while medium-duty trucks predominantly come from Mexico.
- Donald Trump previously advocated for similar trade measures, raising questions about the long-term impact of this Tax on supply chains and employment in Mexico.
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This tariff could escalate trade tensions between the United States and Mexico, impacting the automotive supply chain and potentially leading to higher vehicle prices for consumers. The move reflects ongoing shifts in U.S. trade policy that could reshape manufacturing landscapes.