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Up to now, the EU has been a bystander in the Sino-US trade war. But for the EU, where economic growth is slowing, that is worrying enough.
European leaders and officials have long said that they will not discuss trade arrangements under the threat of Trump's threatened action. Some have likened it to negotiating with a gun in their head.
But the U.S. tariff decision will affect exports of European Union cars and auto parts worth about 47 billion euros ($53 billion), making them sit at the negotiating table.
Trump received a "232 clause" survey in February. It was widely believed that the report concluded that imports of automotive and automotive parts posed a threat to national security. The president's 90-day consideration period will end on May 18.
Car makers expect Trump to extend the deadline by up to six months, but if he fails to reach an agreement with the European Union and Japan, he may still give a date for tariff increases.
** EU Divergence of Opinion**
Some European officials believe Trump's conclusion will be that it is not worth the domestic pain caused by car tariffs.
"I predict that President Trump will realize that the threat of auto tariffs is better than real tariffs, and that real taxation will have a huge impact at home," said an EU official closely involved in discussions in Europe and the United States.
Last month, EU countries agreed to launch formal trade negotiations with the United States, especially with regard to tax cuts for industrial goods.

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