India challenges US at WTO on auto tariffs – ET Auto

India challenges US at WTO on auto tariffs – ET Auto

​New Delhi informed the WTO that the 25% US tariffs on imports of passenger vehicles and light trucks, along with certain auto components are “safeguard measures” – trade restrictions – and affect its exporters, according to a notification. India has sought “consultation” with Washington on the tariffs.

  • Updated On Jun 6, 2025 at 03:48 PM IST
Separately, India has threatened retaliatory duties on some US goods in response to Washington’s duties on steel and aluminium.

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Separately, India has threatened retaliatory duties on some US goods in response to Washington’s duties on steel and aluminium.

India has formally challenged the US on higher auto tariffs by raising the matter with the WTO, signalling a hardening of the South Asian nation’s stance on trade talks even as the two countries race to clinch an interim deal before July. New Delhi informed the WTO that the 25% US tariffs on imports of passenger vehicles and light trucks, along with certain auto components are “safeguard measures” – trade restrictions – and affect its exporters, according to a notification. India has sought “consultation” with Washington on the tariffs. The move on auto tariffs comes amid the US doubling levies on steel and aluminium and coincides with the visit of a US trade team in New Delhi to advance the discussions. Separately, India has threatened retaliatory duties on some US goods in response to Washington’s duties on steel and aluminium.

  • Published On Jun 6, 2025 at 03:46 PM IST

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