Erica Campbell, owner of Be a Heart in Phoenix, is anxiously awaiting a shipment of religious goods from China, fearing the impact of President Trump’s 10 percent tariff on Chinese imports. Small businesses like hers, reliant on Chinese manufacturing, are facing increased costs and uncertainty due to the tariffs, with potential price hikes for consumers. Despite the challenges, many companies are struggling to find viable alternatives to Chinese production, as they brace for further tariff increases and navigate the unpredictable trade landscape.
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Chinese EV firm XPENG expands to Indonesia with local production plans
Chinese smart EV manufacturer XPENG has entered the Indonesian market with plans for local production by the second half of 2025, focusing on the X9 and G6 models tailored for the right-hand drive market. The company aims to leverage local supply chains and partnerships to establish a strong presence in Indonesia and other APAC markets, showcasing AI-driven innovation and high-performance driving in its product lineup. XPENG, known for its advanced driver-assistance system technology, is expanding...
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