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Jaguar Land Rover has suspended all car supplies to the United States for the month, as violations of world automake supplies are rapidly spreading in response to punitive tariffs for Presidential Car Donald Trump on car imports.

The British carmaker has stopped because he works as a longer reaction to 25 percent car import tariffs, the obligation is applied to all cars collected outside the United States with partial exceptions for Mexico and Canada.

“The US-Earning Luxury Brands Market. When we work on resolving new trading conditions with our business partners, we take our short-term actions, including pausing in April,” the statement reads.

This step of the British automotive company emphasizes the chaos that Trump’s tariffs are unleashed at the world car industry, which created complex supply chains underlying free trade.

From this follows the solution of Chrysler and Jeep Maker Stellantis On Friday, up to 900 employees in the US after introducing a temporary pause for production in Mexico and Canada.

Japan Nissan also seeks to process its supply networks in response to tariffs.

On Friday, the Japanese group stated that there would be no new US orders from two models from the Luxury Infiniti range built in Mexico. It also states that it plans to keep two changes on the production line at its SMYRNA plant in Tennessee, if it previously stated that it would decline to one change to save costs.

According to the man, acquainted with the plans of Nissan, Nissan has made plans to transfer some production of an SUV -a robber from his domestic factory to Kuzha to Smyna. Nissan refused to comment.

Trying to redo car supply chains coming after stock markets affected a brutal drop This week, the S&P 500 lost 10 percent in two days.

The impact of the tariffs on the car industry can be huge – and will become even more serious if 3 percent tariffs on a variety of imported details come into force on May 3, which adds a collection on the finished cars imposed on Thursday.

UBS analysts have estimated that two tariff sets can cost Japanese automotive companies ¥ 3.6tn ($ 24.7 billion).

The production of Nissan from Japan will be politically sensitive, given the mounting strains that are felt by thousands of small and medium -sized vehicles whose margins are already under pressure, increasing salaries.

Similarly, the pause of JLR will add concern to the future health of the British automotive industry, as the group exports 31 percent of about 400,000 vehicles sold annually by North America.

Toyota, the world’s largest automaker, mentioned the supplier that he intended to reduce production costs in response to tariffs to try to avoid rising prices for consumers.

The Japanese automaker was highlighted by Trump in his speech, which presented “mutual” tariffs. He said Toyota sells 1 million foreign cars annually. Japan was “the worst offender” and “in many cases a friend worse than the enemy in terms of trade,” the US president said.

Many Japanese car manufacturers already have factories in the US and possibly assembling huge investment packages, analysts say, considering high cost and work in the US.

Last month, South Korea announced a $ 21 billion investment package in the United States, but this did not lead to the shutdown and the felling for Seoul.