特朗普签署行政令放松汽车关税政策 行业仍面临压力

Core Viewpoint - The signing of an executive order by President Trump aims to alleviate the impact of automotive tariffs, responding to intense lobbying from manufacturers, suppliers, and dealers, while the industry continues to face significant pressures from existing tariffs [1] Group 1: Executive Order Details - The executive order signed on Air Force One exempts imported cars from additional tariffs on aluminum and steel to avoid cumulative tariff effects [1] - The U.S. Department of Commerce announced adjustments to the previously planned 25% tariff on auto parts, allowing companies that produce and sell complete vehicles in the U.S. to apply for a tariff deduction of up to 3.75% of the vehicle's value [1] - This deduction will decrease to a maximum of 2.5% after one year and will be eliminated in the following year, applicable to vehicles produced after April 3 [1] Group 2: Industry Impact - Despite the adjustments aimed at reducing cost pressures for manufacturers, suppliers, and dealers, the actual financial relief remains uncertain [1] - The automotive industry is still grappling with the existing 25% tariff on imported vehicles, which could significantly increase industry costs and exacerbate supply chain pressures [1]