Trump Eases Auto Tariffs in Response to Industry Concerns

President Trump is changing his rules on tariffs for cars.

He signed an order that stops tariffs from piling up on top of each other, especially for things like steel and aluminum used in cars.

He also created a system where car companies get some money back on tariffs if they make cars in America.

This helps them, but the help goes down over time to encourage them to make more cars in the US.

Car companies were worried the tariffs would make cars too expensive.

The changes came after lots of talk from the car industry and before the president gave a speech in Michigan.

Some carmakers are still figuring out how these changes will affect them.