Automakers and dealers met with President Donald Trump to discuss the contentious issue of right-to-repair, a policy that would give consumers and independent mechanics access to repair information and tools for vehicles. The industry is sharply divided on the extent to which new rules should be implemented, with some arguing that they would promote competition and innovation, while others fear they would compromise vehicle safety and intellectual property. The meeting comes as lawmakers in several states are pushing to pass right-to-repair legislation, which could have far-reaching implications for the automotive industry and its customers. As the debate continues, one thing is clear: the future of car repair is at stake.
President Donald Trump heard from automakers and dealers on right-to-repair, with the industry split on how far new rules should go.
