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Right but presumably 85% of the parts aren't imported? So while it is a benefit, it is a slightly bizarre one? Would be nice to see a technical definition for
by frabcus 1y ago
Right but presumably 85% of the parts aren't imported? So while it is a benefit, it is a slightly bizarre one?
Would be nice to see a technical definition for how the % imported is worked out.
- Aurornis 1y ago> Right but presumably 85% of the parts aren't imported? 85% of parts != 85% of cost The rules for calculating what percentage of a vehicle is domestic or foreign made are obscure. It's not clear what rules they're going to be using for this tariff exemption yet. It could be possible that the 15% foreign content of a car could make up 30% of the cost of goods sold, for example. If the parts come from China they could have a 125% or higher tariff applied, pushing the share of BOM cost even higher.