Democratic-controlled Congress may curb Trump's auto agenda
Democrats won majorities in both chambers of Congress in the US midterm elections, making it significantly harder for the Trump administration to push through its automotive agenda. Tariffs, emissions standards, EV purchase incentives, and the North American free-trade framework are all set to face closer congressional scrutiny and legislative gridlock, which could bring fresh policy uncertainty to the global automotive supply chain.
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