Why should these be made in China?
Buick Envision SUVs are lined up at Yantai Port in China last December before being loaded on a freighter for the journey to the U.S.
US denies GM request for tariff relief for Chinese-made Buick SUV
Published Tue, Jun 4 2019 6:47 PM EDT
Key Points
Buick Envision SUVs are lined up at Yantai Port in China last December before being loaded on a freighter for the journey to the U.S.
US denies GM request for tariff relief for Chinese-made Buick SUV
Published Tue, Jun 4 2019 6:47 PM EDT
Key Points
- The Trump administration has denied a General Motors Co request for an exemption to a 25% U.S. tariff on its Chinese-made Buick Envision sport utility vehicle.
- The denial of the nearly year-old petition came in a May 29 letter from the U.S. Trade Representative's office saying the request concerns "a product strategically important or related to 'Made in China 2025' or other Chinese industrial programs."
- The midsize SUV, priced starting at about $35,000, has become a target for critics of Chinese-made goods, including leaders of the United Auto Workers union and members in key political swing states such as Michigan and Ohio.
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