In this interview, John McElroy and Neal Ganguli, Partner & Managing Director in the Automotive & Industrial Practice at AlixPartners, analyze the ripple effects of U.S. tariffs on the automotive sector. They focus specifically on how new duties on robotics and manufacturing technology threaten to drive up production costs, disrupt automation efforts, and complicate global supply chains. The discussion offers a look at how automakers must navigate these trade barriers while attempting to maintain competitiveness and manage consumer pricing.
Seems like the auto industry has a lot to think about with these new tariffs. How do you think this will affect car prices down the line?