Elon Musk now a remote DOGE worker: White House Chief of Staff
Briefly

Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick’s recent adjustments to the automotive tariff program encourage automakers to source parts domestically. Cars with 85% domestic content will face no tariffs, while U.S. automakers earn credits for importing parts. Although Tesla currently stands alone in qualifying for zero tariffs, other companies like Ford and Honda are close. This move is intended to prioritize domestic manufacturing and create jobs, suggesting a broader benefit beyond Tesla in strengthening the automotive industry within the U.S.
This is 'finish your cars in America and you win', Lutnick said.
Right now, it is easy to see why some people might think this is a benefit for Tesla and Tesla only.
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