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Trump begins effort to roll back EV rules; Tesla brand damage

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March 13, 2025 05:55 PM

The Trump administration begins efforts to reverse Biden-era electric vehicle rules. Suppliers worry that steel and aluminum tariffs will make them less competitive. Plus, Automotive News’ Laurence Iliff talks about Tesla’s slumping sales and whether CEO Elon Musk’s political statements and actions are partly to blame.

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