Before Trump imposed tariffs, the three major US auto companies urgently lobbied the White House for exemptions on Auto Parts.

According to informed sources, Auto Manufacturers in the USA are making final lobbying efforts to the Trump administration regarding tariff exemptions on certain Auto Parts, trying to seek adjustments before the tariff policy takes effect this week.

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USA Auto Manufacturers are lobbying the government to exclude low-cost Auto Parts from tariffs.

According to informed sources, USA auto manufacturers are lobbying the Trump administration to exclude certain auto parts from tariffs, indicating their last-ditch effort before the tariffs take effect this week. Ford Motor, General Motors, and Chrysler's parent company Stellantis NV are seeking to avoid paying tariffs on thousands of parts they source globally, which typically come from low-cost countries like Mexico. Informed sources, who wished to remain unnamed due to the disclosure of internal discussions, stated they have spoken with the White House, the Department of Commerce, and the US Trade Representative to discuss the exclusion matter. The White House did not immediately respond to requests for comments on the negotiations regarding auto parts.

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