Why suppliers have been more outspoken on Trump tariff concerns than automakers

USMCA flags — The U.S., Canada and Mexico agreed to postpone tariffs and retaliatory measures for 30 days starting Feb. 3. (REUTERS)

February 04, 2025 03:31 PM

Automakers and suppliers both stand to see costs and the volatility of their production schedules rise if U.S. tariffs on imports of Canadian and Mexican goods go through.

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