Tesla has won a tariff exclusion from the U.S. Commerce Department on the imported Japanese aluminum it uses in its battery cells. The agreement with the government waives the 10 percent tariffs that would be placed on the battery cells manfactured in Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory, according to government documents.
Tesla wins tariff exclusion for the Japanese aluminum used in its batteries according to government documents.
Department of Commerce will waive the 10 percent tariffs placed on aluminum for Japan's Nippon Light Metal Co Ltd.won a tariff exclusion from the U.S. on the imported Japanese aluminum it uses in its battery cells. The Commerce Department's May 24 decision waives the 10% tariffs that would be placed on the battery cells manufactured in Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory, according to Reuters, which reported the news Monday.
The Palo Alto, California-based company asked for the waiver in April and said the aluminum is produced by Nippon Light Metal and sought an exclusion for 10 million kilograms annually. The Commerce Department said in the document dated June 5 and posted in recent days that the aluminum "is not produced in the United States in a sufficient and reasonably available amount or of a satisfactory quality," Reuters reported. The waiver will last one year.
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