<ul><li>The Trump Administration announced tariffs on goods imported into the United States, affecting automakers.</li><li>Aston Martin, Audi, and BMW are monitoring the situation, with BMW's pricing unaffected until May 1.</li><li>Dodge's Charger EV production will be halted, and Ferrari raised prices on select vehicles.</li><li>Ford is offering employee pricing, excluding certain models, under the new tariffs.</li><li>General Motors supports exempting USMCA-compliant vehicles from tariff increases.</li><li>Hyundai plans to maintain current prices due to its localization strategy.</li><li>Infiniti paused production in Mexico due to tariffs, and Jeep halted Compass and Wagoneer S production.</li><li>Mercedes-Benz denied reports of import stops on its cheaper models in the US.</li><li>McLaren and Nissan are monitoring tariff developments, with Nissan reducing prices on Rogue and Pathfinder models.</li><li>Stellantis idled production in Canada and Mexico, impacting workers, and Toyota has not issued a statement yet.</li></ul>

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