Tariff crossfire hits Toyota, Nissan, Ford suppliers in Japan
- Japanese auto suppliers like Kyowa face challenges from U.S. tariffs imposed since 2018 on Japanese goods and vehicles.
- These tariffs, including a 25% auto tariff, arose amid shifting industry dynamics and intense Chinese competition threatening Japan's auto sector.
- Japanese officials and suppliers express concerns about the tariffs raising vehicle prices and harming sales while urging industry restructuring toward electric vehicles.
- Toyota pledged to protect its suppliers and maintain customer trust despite uncertainty, while Subaru’s CFO said sharing tariff burdens remains under discussion.
- Analysts warn the trade conflict could accelerate consolidation in Japan’s auto industry and exacerbate economic decline if tariffs persist long term.
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