Stefan Nicola
Autos Editor and Reporter at Bloomberg News
Automotive editor for @business in Berlin, #Hyperdrive columnist. All things European #carindustry, German economy, #Tesla. Opinions my own. https://t.co/62kdVgk7cm
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Stefan Nicola
Germany’s future government plans incentives to strengthen sales of electric cars including exempting them from general vehicle taxes until 2035, the parties write in a draft coalition agreement.
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2 weeks ago |
thedailynewsonline.com | Stefan Nicola
Europe’s automakers are raising prices and preparing to shift car production to the U.S. to try to protect themselves from President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Volkswagen AG plans to add import fees to the sticker prices of its vehicles shipped into the U.S., indicating Trump’s 25% auto duties will have an immediate effect on Europe’s biggest carmaker. Volvo Car AB and Mercedes-Benz Group AG are looking at expanding local output to sidestep the levies. kAmv6C>2?
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2 weeks ago |
thelcn.com | Stefan Nicola
Europe’s automakers are raising prices and preparing to shift car production to the U.S. to try to protect themselves from President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Volkswagen AG plans to add import fees to the sticker prices of its vehicles shipped into the U.S., indicating Trump’s 25% auto duties will have an immediate effect on Europe’s biggest carmaker. Volvo Car AB and Mercedes-Benz Group AG are looking at expanding local output to sidestep the levies. kAmv6C>2?
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Gabrielle Coppola |Amy Stillman |Stefan Nicola
Apenas unas horas después de su entrada en vigor, los aranceles del 25% del presidente Donald Trump sobre los automóviles importados ya están teniendo repercusiones en todo el mundo. El fabricante de Jeep, Stellantis NV, tiene previsto detener temporalmente parte de su producción en Canadá y México. Ford Motor Co. comenzó a ofrecer grandes descuentos para que los clientes sigan acudiendo a las concesionarias.
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2 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Stefan Nicola |William Wilkes
Europe's automakers are raising prices and preparing to shift car production to the U.S. to try to protect themselves from President Donald Trump's tariffs. Volkswagen AG plans to add import fees to the sticker prices of its vehicles shipped into the U.S., indicating Trump's 25% auto duties will have an immediate effect on Europe's biggest carmaker. Volvo Car AB and Mercedes-Benz Group AG are looking at expanding local output to sidestep the levies.
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