US Auto Production Shifts: Automakers Add Shifts and Overtime Amid Production Changes
CNBC TelevisionAugust 7, 20252 min12,372 views
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- 📈 US auto production has seen a shift, with the percentage of vehicles sold in the US that were built in the US increasing from 51% in Q1 to 56% in May.
- 🚗 Automakers like Ford and GM are adding shifts and overtime for popular models to increase production.
- 🏭 Some production is being moved to the United States from Mexico or Canada, depending on the vehicle and available capacity.
Consumer Impact and Pricing
- 💰 Consumers have not seen significant price increases, with transaction prices only up about 2% compared to March and 1% year-over-year, reaching just under $49,000.
- 📉 The sales rate has slowed slightly, standing at just over 15.3 million in June.
Automaker Performance and Trade Policy
- 📊 Ford has experienced a notable increase in US sales, up over 14% in Q2.
- 🌍 Trade policy with countries like Japan, Korea, and Europe will be a significant factor in future production decisions by foreign automakers in the US.
- 🏗️ Building a new auto plant takes a minimum of three years to complete.
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