1. President Trump proposes up to 10% universal tariffs on US imports; 2. The EU implements new tariffs on electric vehicles from China; 3. U.S. worker strikes, lower EV demand, and cheaper Chinese alternatives impact automakers; 4. Tesla's Q3 earnings show improvement, but cost challenges persist; 5. GM is the #2 EV seller in America, showing resilience amidst trade disruptions.
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