Three More Chinese EV Bills Introduced in Senate
This week, Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) introduced three bills targeting Chinese vehicles. The Closing Auto Tariffs Loopholes Act would treat motor vehicles produced by a foreign adversary and its controlled entities as if they originated in the territory of the foreign adversary.
Bill to Tariff Chinese EVs Introduced in Senate; Biden Administration Announces New Probes on Auto Tech
On Wednesday, Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced legislation that would increase the tariff on automobiles from China from the current 27.5 percent to 125 percent.
UAW Reiterates Call for Higher Tariffs on Cars and Parts at USMCA Hearing
At a hearing on Wednesday held by the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), a representative of the United Auto Workers (UAW) once again called on the administration to raise tariffs on autos and auto parts, echoing written comments submitted by the autoworkers union several weeks ago.
U.S., E.U. Continue Work on Minerals Pact, Chinese EVs
Following a meeting of the U.S. – E.U. Trade & Technology Council, officials had no major announcements, which could be a sign that momentum is slowing as expected in advance of the 2024 elections.
4,800 Dealerships Send 2nd Letter to Biden; UAW Urges Higher Tariffs on Cars & Parts
This week just under 4,800 dealerships sent a second letter to President Joe Biden, urging him to “hit the brakes” on the EPA proposal that would effectively mandate that two-thirds of new cars sold be all electric by 2032. A similar letter sent to the president in November from nearly 4000 dealership franchises did not receive a response. Both letters were spearheaded by dealer Mickey Anderson, CEO of Baxter Auto Group, through a coalition “representing the voice of the customer.” The EPA is expected to make a final ruling on the proposal in as soon as a few weeks.
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