Tesla, Elon Musk is led by the new Trump tariffs for export revenge warning: NPR

Tesla Inc., this week, he warned the company’s President Trump could be revenge in the export market in terms of aggressive tariff policy.

The United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, in a letter to Tesla’s Tesla, “US exporters are subject to disproportionate effects when other countries respond to US trade events.”

These tariffs have already sent their closest partners to the nearest US partners, and according to NPR, they sent their global markets to a taker.

“For example, immediately reacts by countries targeting the US-targeted trade, including immediate reactions with the growing tariffs of EVS imported to those countries.”

Greer office did not respond immediately to a request for comment.

Tesla’s comments are coming as a billionaire CEO, elon musk, The Trump appeared as one of the most loyal supporters in a management that pushes the country in a more national position than they appear in generations.

Although Musk was previously liberal, the seemingly liberal public bent and Trump’ın electric vehicle criticism, two difficult bedrooms gave a close alliance.

The source of the unsigned letter was not immediately clear, and Tesla did not answer questions about any participation when Muskan prepares.

Musk is leading the new and controversial department of government efficiency, which wants to end the federal workforce and reduce government costs.

Trump’s new Trade Policy has already caused vengeance tariffs affecting America billions of dollars, including steel, aluminum and Kentucky Bourbon.

In his letter to Greer, Tesla, the most powerful efforts to ensure the production of products are still in the United States, in the United States, there are still limits of things fully within private lithium-ion batteries, he said.

“Tesla supports a process to further evaluate a process to avoid expensive components on the necessary components of US manufacturers to support the necessary components or other importation restrictions to support us.

“Trade measures should not conflict local production to further increase and support.”