Trump increases tariffs on Canadian cars to 50

U.S. President Donald Trump announced his intention to raise tariffs on cars, trucks, spare parts, and steel to 50% starting January 2027, marking an escalation in the trade war with Canada after talks between the two countries failed at the end of last week. Currently, a 25% tariff is applied to Canadian cars, and a 50% tariff to steel imports. It is expected that this increase will raise the costs of Canadian vehicles and components in the American market, potentially leading to disruptions in North America's automotive industry. This move comes after the breakdown of trade negotiations between Washington and Ottawa, with the U.S. accusing Canada of imposing high tariffs and trade barriers, while Canada responded by suspending retaliatory measures against American products. These actions could impact Canada's significant exports to the U.S., which exceeded $35 billion in May 2026.

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