LONDON -- Russia's invasion of Ukraine is ramping up the price of metals used in cars, from aluminum in the bodywork to palladium in catalytic converters to the high-grade nickel in electric-vehicle batteries, and drivers are likely to pay the cost.
LONDON -- Russia's invasion of Ukraine is ramping up the price of metals used in cars, from aluminum in the bodywork to palladium in catalytic converters to the high-grade nickel in electric-vehicle batteries, and drivers are likely to pay the cost.
Auto parts became subject to a 25% tariff May 3. Automotive News breaks down how the new duty works.