Second Edition, is effectively trapped overseas due to the Trump administration’s new tariffs on China. As of Wednesday morning, those tariffs increased from an historically high 145% to an astronomical 245%,

Trump signals possible tariff relief for US carmakers as industry pressures mount over supply chain challenges and rising manufacturing costs.

The administration is implementing major shifts in economic policy, and trade is now at the center of it,” Powell said. “These changes are likely to push us further away from our goals.” He explained that the tariffs announced by Trump turned out to be significantly higher than expected — and the economic fallout will likely be just as steep,