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On April 3, the Trump administration in the United States officially confirmed that a 25% tariff on imported global passenger vehicles and light trucks would commence that very day, with an additional 25% import tariff on automotive parts set to take effect on May 3. The Federal Register provided detailed insights into President Trump's auto tariff announcement, noting that the White House has instructed the Department of Commerce to establish a process within 90 days to potentially include more parts in the tariff list based on requests from domestic manufacturers. The announcement further clarified that for vehicles complying with the rules of origin outlined in the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, importers would only be required to pay a 25% tariff on the portion of the vehicle not manufactured in the United States.
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