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Tesla welcomes a major policy package: the USA plans to relax regulations on autonomous driving.
On April 25, reports stated that the USA government will relax regulations on autonomous driving, reducing the originally cumbersome accident reporting process, allowing non-commercial test vehicles to skip certain compliance procedures. This move is seen as the USA's largest deregulation regarding autonomous driving, directly addressing the core demand for Tesla, and giving the green light for Musk's plan to launch the Cybercab autonomous taxi fleet in Texas this June.
U.S. to loosen rules on Tesla, other automakers to develop self-driving cars
Express News | "Trump Officials Take Steps To Ease Hurdles For Self-Driving Cars" -Bloomberg
Express News | US Auto Safety Agency Expanding Automated Vehicle Exemption Program, Will Retain Reporting Requirements for Self-Driving Incidents -- NHTSA
China Calls on Trump to Drop Tariffs; Says Talks Are 'Fake News'
An Excellent Week for General Motors Company's (NYSE:GM) Institutional Owners Who Own 86% as One-year Returns Inch Higher
Price increases, layoffs, and changes in production, the "25% tariff" is reshaping the USA auto industry.
USA auto manufacturers are adopting various strategies to cope with tariff uncertainties: Ford plans to raise new car prices next month, Tesla has reportedly suspended parts imports for the CyberCab and Semi projects, and has halted the overseas sales of Model X and S vehicles produced in the USA, while the Volvo AB Unsponsored ADR Class B truck plant is expected to lay off workers...
Express News | Hyundai Motor: To Start Production of Hybrid Cars at New U.S. Factory Next Year
Express News | Hyundai Motor: Partnership Discussions With GM Under Way
Earnings Preview: GM to Report Financial Results Pre-market on April 29
Changes in tariffs? The White House: Trump is considering exemptions for some Auto Parts tariffs.
The White House confirmed to the media on Wednesday that Trump is considering exempting some tariffs for Auto Manufacturers.
Is there another change in Trump's "Auto tariffs"? The White House confirms there will be exemptions, and Canada's tax rate may increase!
① The USA President Trump plans to exempt Auto Manufacturers from certain tariffs, which is a concession made by the USA in the trade war under the lobbying of industry executives; ② Trump also stated on Wednesday that the 25% tariff imposed on cars imported from Canada to the USA may increase.
Auto Stocks See Brief Spike In After-Hours Trading Wednesday As Trump Plans To Ease Tariffs On Automakers
Trump Reportedly Plans to Exempt Automakers From Some Tariffs; GM, Ford Shares Gain After Hours
Express News | Trump to Exempt Carmakers From Some U.S. Tariffs - FT
Auto Stocks Perk up With the U.S. Reportedly Backing Down From High Tariffs on Auto Parts
Express News | Tesla and Ford up 1% in Extended Trade, GM up 1.6%
Express News | Shares of Auto Stocks Are Trading Higher Following an FT Report Indicating President Trump Will Exempt Automakers From Some US Tariffs
Express News | Exclusive-GM to Increase Transmission Production at Ohio Facility, Company Says
Automakers Are Struggling With Tariffs And EV Competition, Say Analysts