Ottawa, April 4, 2025: Canada has imposed a 25% tariff on U.S. vehicle imports in retaliation to President Donald Trump’s new trade measures. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended the move as essential to protecting Canada’s auto industry and jobs while emphasizing openness to negotiations.
The tariffs follow the U.S. decision to impose a 10% levy on most imports, with higher duties on key partners like Canada. Experts warn the trade dispute could disrupt North American markets and drive up vehicle prices in both countries. Canada has hinted at further action if the U.S. does not revise its tariff policies.
