最新报道:Volvo Cars is shifting its U.S. production strategy in response to President Trump's increased tariffs on Chinese-made vehicles, announcing plans to relocate some manufacturing from China to its South Carolina plant. The move aims to mitigate the 25% tariff impact on its popular XC60 SUV, currently imported from China. CEO Håkan Samuelsson stated the decision reflects Volvo's commitment to the U.S. market despite "challenging trade conditions." The Swedish automaker, owned by China's Geely, will invest $600 million in its South Carolina facility to accommodate the production shift. Analysts note this marks another auto manufacturer adjusting supply chains amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions.