The US is increasing customs duty pressure on the European Union. This situation could lead to significant changes in the automotive sector.

On July 31, a presidential decree from the US imposed a 15% customs duty on EU products. However, this duty remains at 25% for automobiles.

Trump argues that the 25% customs duty on EU cars is unfair and has taken action to correct this situation.

The EU may conditionally accept the US's 10% customs duty. This aims to prevent higher customs duties on cars, pharmaceuticals, and electronics.

Trump announced a 25% customs duty on the automotive and chip sectors. This decision could significantly impact global supply chains.

EU Commission President von der Leyen expressed deep regret over the US's decision to impose customs duties on automotive exports.