The implementation of new auto tariffs will affect the pricing of every electric vehicle (EV) available in the U.S. market, as most EVs do not qualify as entirely 'Made in America.' Despite some cars being assembled domestically, a significant portion of components still comes from international sources. Current regulations indicate that even those EVs with a high assembly rate in the U.S. may contain a considerable amount of parts sourced from countries like China and Germany, which will now incur tariffs, potentially leading to increased production costs and prices for consumers.
Every electric car on sale in America is going to be affected by tariffs. Every single one. And it's because no car is truly 'Made in America' anymore.
Gone are the days when automakers can afford to trust just one vendor to produce all of the parts needed for their cars. So while a car's final assembly might be in the U.S., its parts could be sourced from abroad.
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