EV TariffTrackr – How Trump’s 2025 Tariffs Will Impact Prices

With the 25% tariff on imported vehicles now in effect, EV pricing in the U.S. is getting a serious shakeup. These tariffs are based on where a vehicle’s final assembly happens — not necessarily where the company is based — and that’s the key detail that could hit your wallet.

To help sort through the confusion, we put together the EV TariffTrackr — a quick-look table showing how tariffs might impact various EVs currently sold in the U.S., ranging from Low to Very High depending on where they’re built.

We’ve done our best to keep this as accurate as possible, but things move fast. If you notice anything wrong — or if an automaker makes a sudden shift — let us know in the comments and we’ll get it updated.

Jose Castillo Founder and Editor

Jose Castillo is the founder of RivianTrackr and has owned and driven Rivians since early in the brand's consumer history. He currently drives an R1S and an R2 in Florida and uses Universal Hands-Free every day. As a credentialed Rivian journalist, he has covered the R2 First Drive in Park City and SXSW firsthand and has spoken directly with Rivian's software and autonomy leadership.

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