President Donald Trump said on Friday that his administration will finalize its rollback of Obama-era vehicle emissions standards next year.

U.S. President Donald Trump said auto tariffs still remain an option with regard to Europe.

BMW recently unveiled its San Luis Potosí factory in Mexico.

A group of automakers on Thursday backed a compromise on vehicle emissions aimed at heading off a confrontation between California and the Trump administration over requirements through 2026.

President Donald Trump threatened a 5-percent tariff on all goods coming from Mexico, which would ramp up to 25 percent by October.

The Trump administration said Monday it will drop rules first proposed in 2012 that would have required automakers to install brake-throttle override systems to prevent runaway vehicles.

Talks between California and federal officials on vehicle emissions and fuel economy standards have broken down without a deal, according to a report.

According to a report from the American Journal of Transportation, several auto parts suppliers are already experiencing disruption from tariffs.

President Trump could upend the automotive sector with new tariffs on vehicle supplies from steel and aluminum imports, according to new analysis.