Taipei has agreed to open Taiwan's auto market to the US under a new trade deal with Washington. As part of the deal, Taiwan will lower tariffs on US car imports from 17.5% to zero, raising concerns among local auto manufacturers, who now face tougher competition from imported brands.

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