The first car dealer ever elected to the U.S. Senate says the Trump agenda for the U.S. auto industry is one that, if enacted, would upend the strategy Detroit's automakers have spent billions of dollars pursuing: The transition to electric cars.

As Americans vote today, the automotive industry braces for potentially transformative impacts, as the future hinges on the outcome

Automakers are preparing for major shifts in U.S.trade and environmental policy under President-elect Donald Trump.With the potential for new tariffs on vehicles imported from Mexico and other nations,

American automotive industry brace for a new Republican administration under President-elect Donald Trump and the policy changes to come.

Automakers are readying themselves for a Trump administration 2.0, which is set to feature new tariffs on foreign-made vehicles and a reversal of the current administration’s pro-electric vehicle policies.