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Frontline | The "tariff war" has caused fluctuations in imported cars in the USA: multiple brands have pressed the "pause button," and a "price increase wave" is about to arrive?
① "The store has already issued a notice that all imported cars from the USA have had their reservations canceled." On April 15, a sales representative from a certain BMW 4S store located in Peking told the Securities Times reporter. ② The Tesla China official website shows that the Model S/X no longer offers a separate "order new car" option, and the corresponding model pages only display a "view stock" button.
Trump Hints at Auto Tariff Reprieve as Companies 'Need Time' to Adjust Supply Chains
Auto tariff exemptions could boost, and stock markets in Japan and South Korea rise, with Toyota up over 4%, while US stock Futures are slightly down.
The three major U.S. stock index futures fell collectively, the Nikkei 225 Index and the South Korea KOSPI Index both rose by about 1%, Honda increased by over 3%, while the U.S. dollar and bonds remained generally stable, and both gold and oil rose.
EU Talks Over Diluting China EV Tariffs Could Further Hurt Domestic Players -- Market Talk
The 25% Autos tariff that Trump continues to implement is expected to reduce sales by millions of vehicles and cause a loss of 100 billion dollars.
The 25% automobile tariff that Trump continues to implement is expected to reduce sales by millions of vehicles, resulting in a loss of 100 billion dollars. Analysts predict that automobile sales will decrease by millions, the prices of new and used cars will rise, and the costs in the autos industry will increase by more than 100 billion dollars. Although President Trump made some adjustments to other country-based tariffs this week, the 25% tariff on imported autos remains in effect. Analysts anticipate that these policies will have a significant impact on the global autos industry. According to research reports from Wall Street and analysts in the autos industry, they expect automobile sales to decrease.
Hong Kong stocks move | Auto stocks continue to decline. China's Autos export exposure to the US is relatively small. Institutions indicate that car manufacturers' profitability in Q1 will further differentiate.
Automobile stocks continue to decline. As of the time of publication, Li Auto-W (02015) is down 7.7%, trading at HK$74.95; Xpeng Motors-W (09868) is down 7.13%, trading at HK$62.55; Great Wall Motor (02333) is down 4.9%, trading at HK$10.84; Guangzhou Automobile Group (02238) is down 3.69%, trading at HK$2.61.