CES attendees say auto innovation is coming — whether Trump likes it or not

President Donald Trump stands in front of a pickup truck parked at the White House — President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to slash electric vehicle incentives, roll back mandates and increase American oil drilling, which may have mixed results for American automakers competing on the global market. (GETTY)

January 15, 2025 01:00 PM

Company leaders see the automotive technology industry’s progress as inevitable, regardless of President-elect Donald Trump’s stated plans to hike tariffs.

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