Jaguar Land Rover’s profits dented by US tariffs and drop in sales | Jaguar Land Rover

Jaguar Land Rover’s profits fell almost half in the last quarter because the impact of US tariffs and decreasing sales shook the luxury automobile manufacturer.

TATA’s automobile manufacturer, tariffs and currency winds, the underlying tax before a decrease in a 49% decrease in the snow fell to 351 million pounds in June-30 June, he said.

The period began with Donald Trump’s announcement of Swingeing tariffs, which led JLR to pause exports to the United States.

A subsequent trade agreement between the United Kingdom and the United States, where automobile export tariffs were reduced from 27.5% to 10%, was welcomed by JLR, but Hiatus decreased to £ 6.6 billion with an annual decrease by 9.2%.

JLR said that the US tariffs have a direct and important impact on profitability and cash flow in the period, but “US-UK trade agreement will significantly reduce the future financial impact of US tariffs”.

JLR, an US agreement announced with the EU in late July, adds that the rate of EU -made vehicle exports to the US has dropped from 27.5% to 15%.

JLR’s outgoing general manager Adrian Mardell said that the results came in “challenging global economic conditions .. The authority added: “We are grateful to the British and US governments for providing the new UK-US trade agreement that will reduce the impact of the important US tariff in the next neighborhoods, as the EU-US trade agreement announced on 27 July 2025.”

JLR said that this financial year will invest £ 3.8 billion to improve new generation vehicles, including the new Electric Range Rover and Jaguar models.

Mardell, which will be achieved by Tata Motors Group Finance Chief PB BALAJİ in November, said that JLR focuses on presenting the strategy of transformational reimag – that an allied to the controversial marketing caused the company to be condemned by Trump as a “awakened” automobile manufacturer.

Trump continued his attacks by claiming that JLR was “in absolute turmoil ve and labeling his ad – with various models in bright clothes – stupid and embarrassing.

JLR previously reported a 15% decrease in sales, partly attributed to the stage of old Jaguar models. Guardian announced in July that the manufacturer delayed the planned launch of new electric models until 2026, allowing them to receive more tests and demands.

Last month, up to 500, the UK tried to reduce the labor force of 33,000 people opened a voluntary surplus plan for the executive.