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A graphic containing numbers and shipping containers is headlined with the title "Strategies for Fleet Optimization Amid Tariff Challenges."

Articles•Jason Kraus•September 11, 2025

Unravelling the Tariff Tangle: Four Strategic Moves to Make Today

Fleet managers can navigate rising costs and supply chain disruptions with these strategic planning and smart technology tools.

“A large cargo ship loaded with colorful shipping containers docked at a port, with cranes in the background. Bold headline text over the image reads: ‘Fleet Takes: Tariffs Are a Waiting Game.’”

FleetTakes•Chris Brown•September 4, 2025

Tariffs and Fleets: Where’s the Pain?

Suppliers are absorbing most of the costs for now. But that may not last.

Articles•Erin Keating, Cox Automotive•August 14, 2025

Tariffs About To Hit Auto Industry Harder

Commentary: The average price of a new vehicle in the U.S. is expected to break the $50,000 barrier in 2025, as automakers begin to pass along tariff costs and the market sells a larger share of higher-end vehicles.

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News•News/Media Release•August 12, 2025

Higher Costs Drive Up New Vehicle Prices

Many imported luxury vehicles tangle with tariffs, and other premium brands reposition product portfolios for higher revenue.

Articles•Martin Romjue•July 25, 2025

Latest Hard Realities, Top Pressures For Electric Fleets

Speakers and experts at Fleet Forward: The Tour shared hands-on, hard-won insights on how fleet operations are handling tariffs, EV charging, rules and regs, and safety issues.

A horizontal chart of vertical blue bars ranking the days' supply of each automaker from lowest to highest.

News•News/Media Release•July 11, 2025

Tariffs Not Raising New Vehicle Prices So Far

Enough vehicles are sitting on lots as vehicle days’ supply hovers above last year’s levels, and sales volume lingers well below available inventory.

Pictures of David Renschler, EVSEAnswers; Bradley Northup, City of Carlsbad; David Fernandez, County of San Diego; and Mark McCullough, of San Bernadino County, on a graphic about Fleet Forward.

News•News/Media Release•July 10, 2025

Fleet Forward the Tour: Fleet Leaders Are Coming Together to Share Strategies for A Changing Landscape

Fleet Forward the Tour makes its Southern California stop on July 22 in Irvine. The one-day, regional event will help guide fleets strategize for 2026 and beyond.

Graphic of costs overlaying row of vehicles.

Articles•Chris Brown•June 9, 2025

Fleet Managers Identify Biggest Cost Challenges for 2025

Fleet leaders outline how they’re adjusting policies, upfitting, safety programs, and replacement timing in response to cost pressures.

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News•Chris Brown•May 30, 2025

Tariff Update May 30: Tariff Shifts Shake Up Auto Industry as Legal & Trade Battles Evolve

With the Court of Appeals temporarily restoring 25% Tariffs, costs, supply chains, and the policy landscape remain uncertain.

Rising blue bar graphs show a slope of vehicle supply among OEMs.

News•News/Media Release•May 16, 2025

Tariffs Drive Drop in Vehicle Inventory, Spike in Prices

Data indicates tariffs may raise costs for some vehicle models, but automakers remain uncertain how the added expense could inflate consumer pricing.

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