In this latest episode of The Tyre Show, we break down a crucial development in the global automobile industry - the new U.S. tariff hikes on imported vehicles, and how this move could send shockwaves through emerging markets like Nigeria.

As the U.S. raises import duties on electric vehicles (EVs), gasoline cars, and auto parts, global manufacturers may be forced to rethink their supply chains and export strategies. But what does this mean for car prices in Nigeria, a country that depends heavily on vehicle imports from Asia, Europe, and America?

From potential price surges, limited vehicle availability, to impacts on used car imports, we explore how Nigeria’s automotive dealers, consumers and even local assemblers might be affected.