Forcing plants out of Canada and Mexico would hurt U.S. automakers: APMA head

Feb 191 min read

Marco Vigliotti, iPolitics

January 21, 2025

Flavio Volpe says President Donald Trump’s reported push to move plants to the U.S. threatens the livelihoods of the American automakers, especially when coupled with his plans to withdraw domestic subsidies and supports for electric vehicles.

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