US Could Impose Auto Tariffs on EU 'Soon': Ambassador

• US is frustrated by the EU's nine-month delay in implementing the agreed-upon trade deal.
• The US has already reduced tariffs on automobiles retroactively to August 1st, but the EU has made no reciprocal tariff reductions.
• EU Parliament is attempting to renegotiate the deal by adding new points, which the US considers unacceptable.
• US expects the EU to approve the original deal quickly, not by a July deadline, to avert impending 25% tariffs on European autos.

The US Ambassador to the EU, Andrew Puzder, expresses frustration over the EU's nine-month delay in ratifying a trade deal, warning that President Trump could impose 25% tariffs on European automobiles 'relatively soon'. He emphasizes that the EU Parliament needs to approve the deal as agreed, rather than attempting to renegotiate, to avoid these tariffs.