Trump reportedly plans to allow Chinese auto sales in U.S. as part of deal
Senator Elissa Slotkin revealed that Trump plans to allow Chinese cars to be sold in the U.S. as part of a broader trade deal with China, a move that has already triggered volatility for Ford, GM, and BYD . This follows a period of intense trade friction within North America, where the administration previously adjusted Canadian auto tariffs to 15% . While analysts have warned that U.S.-Canada tensions might create an opening for Chinese brands , internal government debates regarding national security remain a significant hurdle to any final agreement .