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The CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk, looks next to the president of the United States, Donald Trump, speaking with the media, in the White House in Washington, DC, USA, UU., March 11, 2025.
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Two companies led by the billionaire DOGE boss ELON ALMIZCLE – Spacex and Tesla – They have presented letters that press the US trade representative. On the tariff policies of the Trump administration.
The letters occur when musk supervises an effort to cut the expenditure of the federal government and employee personnel at the request of the president Donald Trump.
They also come when Trump is imposing rigid tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada, with China and Canada shooting with retaliation rates.
Tesla, in his Letter to the United States Commercial Representative Jamieson GreerHe pointed out those retaliation levies as a threat to the final result of the electric vehicle company.
Tesla’s general advisor, Miriam Eqab, encouraged Greer “to consider subsequent impacts of certain proposed actions taken to address unfair commercial practices.”
“While Tesla recognizes and supports the importance of fair trade, the evaluation carried out by USTR of
Potential actions to rectify unfair trade should also take into account the exports of the United States, “said the letter.
“American exporters are inherently exposed to disproportionate impacts when other countries respond to the commercial actions of the United States.”
In his letter to Greer, Spacex said that “faces a variety of regulatory complexities and commercial barriers in all countries that the United States government should try to address to support the continuous leadership of the United States in the spatial domain.”
The senior director of World Affairs of Spacex, Mat Dunn, in the letter pointed out that the company must pay foreign governments for access to the spectrum and import tasks for its Internet team Starlink Satellite, and other rates that “substantially increase the cost of operating in these countries, artificially.”
“Import tariffs paid in a handful of countries represent a significant increase in costs for Starlink products in those countries, despite the fact that the United States has no tariffs on similar foreign products that are imported to the United States to serve customers here,” Dunn wrote.
“As President Trump has noticed with other sectors, this is a significant disadvantage for US companies.
Tesla and Spacex did not immediately respond to a request for comments from CNBC on their letters.
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