Trump Price Bomb on India What will be the impact on the Indian automotive industry
President Donald Trump announced 25% of prices and a fine on India exports from August 1. At the same time, India has become the last country to be included in the list of countries confronted at high prices under the commercial strategy of the Liberation Day of Trump, which aims to restructure the American trade partnership thanks to advanced mutual agreements. US President Donald Trump said on the social media platform, India is our friend, but we have done relatively less trade with him over the years, because his prices are very high, which are most in the world, and they have the most rigid and unpleasant non-monetary trade obstacles compared to any country.
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Trump’s pricing impact on the automotive industry
America is the largest market for exported automotive parts in India. During the year 2025, India sent prices worth $ 7.35 billion in the United States, showing an increase of 8.4% compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, automotive parts imported from the United States in India amounted to $ 1.65 billion. Consequently, experts believe that prices can affect the margin of automotive parts manufacturers such as Sunday’s attachments, the enrichment of the mother -in, etc. In addition, it can also affect their position in relation to competitive market suppliers such as Canada, Japan, etc.
In addition, OEMs looking for export exports to the American market may also be motivated to increase their presence on other markets such as Europe. The list includes companies of manufacturers of important two wheels like Royal Enfield, Honda and other companies trying to take advantage of motorcycle demand on the American market.
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What products are exchanged mainly between the two countries?
The main exports of India include the manufacture of drugs in 2024 and organic (8.1 billion US dollars), telecommunications equipment (6.5 billion US dollars), precious and semi-precious stone ($ 5.3 billion), petroleum products (4.1 billion dollars), gold and other valuable jewelry (3.2 billion dollars), cotton prepared clothing ($ 2.8 billion), including accessories (2.8 billion tickets) and the more than $ 3.8 billion), including accessories ($ 2.8 billion. Import includes crude oil ($ 4.5 billion), oil products (3.6 billion Dollars), coal, coke ($ 3.4 billion), sculpted and polished diamonds ($ 2.6 billion), electric machines ($ 1.4 billion), planes, space vessels and Kalpurje ($ 1.3 billion) and gold ($ 1.3 billion).
