The UK automotive sector could be hammered by new tariffs from President Donald Trump, following a difficult year when overall vehicle manufacturing plummeted. President Donald Trump has threatened fresh tariffs against the UK and other European countries in a bid to pressure nations into accepting a proposal for the United States to purchase the

President Donald Trump offered a full-throated defense of his sweeping tariffs on Tuesday, traveling to swing-state Michigan to push the case that he’s boosted domestic manufacturing in hopes of countering fears about a weakening job market and still-rising prices that have squeezed American pocketbooks.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement is very relevant for companies the trade group represents, John Bozzella said.

Trump ramped up pressure on the Fed in Michigan while defending tariffs as a driver of auto jobs, factory investment and a revival of U.S. manufacturing.

In a tale of two speeches, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has offered a rebuttal to President Donald Trump's defense of his tariff policies, made just days before by the president in Detroit.

As a potential reversal of a significant policy implemented just over a year ago, the Canadian government is reportedly

To say 2025 was a tough year for Canada’s auto sector — which looms large and is concentrated in Southwestern Ontario, stretching from Windsor in the west to Guelph, Cambridge and Woodstock in the east — would be an understatement.