Mercedes-Benz to absorb tariffs on 2025 models — for now

Vehicles lined up at a terminal — New Mercedes vehicles await export at the BLG Logistics Group terminal in Bremerhaven, Germany. Joseph Agresta Jr., chairman of the Mercedes-Benz Dealer Board, said holding the line on prices despite tariffs will keep the brand competitive and help retailer volume. (BLOOMBERG)

April 07, 2025 09:52 PM

Mercedes-Benz on April 7 said it will not increase sticker prices on 2025 models, despite the Trump administration now charging a 25 percent tariff on vehicle imports to the U.S.

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