Chris Isidore

Stellantis has “paused production” at some of its Canadian and Mexican auto assembly plants due to the newly announced tariffs — and as a result, some US workers will also be temporarily laid off.

Tesla sales plunged 13% in the first three months of this year, as the company reported the largest drop in deliveries in its history by far, as backlash against CEO Elon Musk, and growing competition from other automakers’ electric vehicles, took a large bite out of demand for its EVs.

President Donald Trump says he “couldn’t care less” if car prices rise because of his tariffs. They will – whether he wants them to or not.

Ford reported a strong start to the year as car buyers flooded dealerships to buy cars ahead of the threat of tariffs that could raise prices.

Looming tariffs on imported cars could mean more than just higher prices for buyers and lower profits for automakers – it could also mean layoffs for American autoworkers.

White House aide Peter Navarro said Sunday that he expects President Donald Trump’s tariffs to bring in $6 trillion in revenue in the next decade, which could amount to the largest tax hike in US history.

Get ready to pay more for your next car. Auto prices in the United States will start to rise very soon – perhaps within the next few weeks.

President Donald Trump predicted Wednesday that the auto tariffs he is about to impose will lead automakers to shift their car production, and their supply chains, to American factories. But it’s not that easy. Not by a long shot.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a 25% tariff set to take effect on April 2 on all cars shipped to the United States, a significant escalation in a global trade war.

Tesla’s stock closed higher Tuesday for the fifth straight day, a remarkable and sustained rally that has recaptured a quarter of the value it lost in the last three months. It may not last.