Tariffs battered the U.S. auto sector with $12B in losses, pushing average car prices to a record $50,000 and saddling automakers with $25B in new costs. Consumers now pay $5,200 extra per car as supply chains splinter and tech giants circle Google Chrome. Is this the turning point? Dive in for the numbers behind the chaos!
π― WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Why your next car might cost more | How tariffs disrupt auto giants and EV dreams | The cross-border trade maze shaping car prices | Why Google Chrome is suddenly up for grabs | How global tech and auto rivalries are heating up
π TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Welcome & Whatβs Happening in the Auto Sector
02:12 Tariffs and Supply Chain Shockwaves
03:45 The U-S-M-C-A Trade Maze Explored
05:21 Sticker Shock: Car Prices & Rising Insurance
07:09 How Tariffs Hit Ford, GM, Toyota & More
10:03 EV Incentives Vanish and What It Means
12:14 BYD vs. Tesla: Global EV Shakeup
14:32 Big Techβs Bold Moves for Google Chrome
π KEY DATA COVERED:β $16.5β$64B expected in government tariff revenue this yearβ U.S. car imports now add $5,200 in cost per vehicleβ Ford reports $3B tariff losses, even with 80% domestic productionβ BYD clocked 3 million+ EV sales globally, topping Tesla last yearβ Tesla shares have dropped 7% as U.S. EV subsidies are stripped away
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