APMA’s Project Arrow 2.0 gets $11M in government funding

Project Arrow at Canadian International AutoShow — The fleet of vehicles, from the outside, will look like the original Arrow. (APMA)

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Greg Layson

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Tariff costs, policy uncertainty prevent suppliers from investing in the U.S., MEMA says

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Suppliers have become more pessimistic about their financial outlooks and how globally competitive they are since tariffs have gone into place, MEMA data shows.

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John Irwin

Tariff costs, policy uncertainty prevent suppliers from investing in the U.S., MEMA says

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Hans Greimel

$11 billion tariff tsunami poised to wash over Japanese automakers looking to boost U.S. output