On Thursday morning, the United States Court of International Trade in New York City blocked President Donald Trump's ...

With Donald Trump extending tariffs on imported cars from the European Union, BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen plan to ...

BMW confirmed its full-year guidance and said it expects tariff increases to be temporary ... However, prices were a headwind mainly due to challenges in the highly competitive Chinese market ...

Under the proposals being discussed, German automakers would get credits for cars they export out of the U.S., which could then be deducted from tariffs.

Benz, and Volkswagen, are negotiating with the U.S. to mitigate import tariffs by using their American investments as ...

The big news this week happened Wednesday night when a federal trade court ruled against the Trump administration regarding ...

BMW BMWG.DE expects U.S. car tariffs to decline from July, based on its contacts with U.S. officials, a more upbeat assessment of the trade situation than many rivals and leading the German ...

BMW confirmed its full-year guidance and said it expects tariff increases to be temporary ... However, prices were a headwind mainly due to challenges in the highly competitive Chinese market ...

In a statement, BMW said it expects “some of the tariff increases to be temporary, with reductions from July 2025.” BMW’s guidance only takes into account tariffs in effect up to March 12.

Analysts at Jefferies estimated the company could mitigate a third of the likely tariff impact through price increases. BMW has around 30 days of inventory in the U.S. and has stocked up on parts ...