- Tesla will see no impact from tariffs (currently paused) since it assembles all of its U.S.-sold vehicles within the country.
- Meanwhile, one-fourth of Ford’s, and one-third of GM & Stellantis’ cars sold in the U.S. were imported from America’s neighbours in 2024.
- Tesla assembles all its cars sold in the U.S. within the country.
- Not only does Tesla assemble 100% of all the cars sold in America within the U.S., it also sources 60-70% of its parts from within the country as well.
- As a result, it will see minimal impact from proposed Trump tariffs.
- Between 25–33% of Big Three U.S. cars sold in 2024 were manufactured in Mexico or Canada.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @Satosora 26 Mar
Tesla made some difficult decisions in the beginning, but because of this planning, they will come out on top.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @economy 26 Mar
Tesla's localized production strategy gives it a strong advantage against potential tariffs. While Ford, GM, and Stellantis rely on imports from Mexico and Canada, Tesla's 100% U.S.-assembled vehicles and high domestic parts sourcing ensure minimal disruption. A smart move for long-term stability in the market. 🇺🇸
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