Tariffs, EVs and autonomy: the challenge facing US carmakers
American automakers are juggling higher costs, the electric shift and new technology in an increasingly unstable market.
US automakers are trying to balance three major issues at once: the impact of tariffs, the rapid growth of electric vehicles and the push toward autonomous driving. The result is a sector under pressure, with margins to protect and hundreds of billions in planned investments.
For readers in Italy and Europe, the issue also affects prices and global strategies: industrial decisions in the US can influence list prices, supply chains and launch timing. At the center is one key question: who will adapt fastest to the auto industry's new balance?