The U.S. auto industry is facing a major slowdown due to shifting trade policies and supply chain dependencies.
Global vehicle production is expected to drop by more than 1.55 million units next year, impacting new model releases and overall sales.
Auto tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have led to changes in how foreign automakers do business with America, causing potential job cuts and production declines.
To counter the slowdown, there is a push for increased domestic production, but challenges like rising costs and potential job losses remain concerning for the industry.