On April 4, the automotive giant Stellantis announced on the 3rd, local time, that in response to the impact of US import car tariff policies, the company intends to lay off a total of 900 employees across five factories in the United States and temporarily halt production at two assembly plants located in Canada and Mexico. Antonio Filosa, the Chief Operating Officer of Stellantis Americas, highlighted that the affected factories primarily manufacture powertrains and stamped components, which are crucial supplies for assembly plants in both Canada and Mexico. The specific operational suspension plan entails a two-week shutdown at the Canadian assembly plant and a complete closure of the assembly plant in Toluca, Mexico, throughout April. Additionally, Filosa revealed that the company is currently evaluating the medium- and long-term implications of these tariffs on its overall operations.