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Despite a long shared history, the US and Canadian auto industries are drifting apart as Trump’s tariff policies change OEM priorities. By Will Girling
US automakers accounted for 23% of light vehicle (LV) production in Canada during 2025, according to Automotive World‘s latest data set. The balance was made up by Toyota and Honda, emphasising how the North American industry is fracturing amid trade tensions and increasing reliance on Asian brands.
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