Honda reports declining profit as Trump's tariffs and EV moves hurt Japanese automaker's results
Honda's net profit fell 42% in nine months through December due to U.S. tariffs, a stronger yen, weaker vehicle sales, and one-off electric vehicle losses, executives said.
- On Tuesday, Tokyo-based Honda Motor Co. reported a 42% profit decline, totaling 465.4 billion yen, down from 805.2 billion yen, as U.S. tariffs hurt earnings.
- U.S. tariffs and policy shifts in Washington hurt Honda's outlook, with reduced EV support and a slowdown in the U.S. market impacting earnings.
- Market reaction came as Honda stuck to its full fiscal year profit forecast at 300 billion yen, and its stock jumped 2.1% in Tuesday's trading.
- That result marked the second straight year that profit declined at Honda Motor Co., which canceled development of some EV models and lowered its 2030 global EV sales ratio projection to 20% from its previous 30% target.
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Honda profits take a 42% hit from Trump’s tariffs and EV moves
By Yuri Kageyama | The Associated Press Honda reported Tuesday a 42% drop in profit for the nine months through December, compared to a year earlier, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs hurt the Japanese automaker’s earnings. The carmaker faces a litany of challenges that “make it necessary to fundamentally reassess our strategy and rebuild our competitiveness,” it said Tuesday. Those include slowing EV growth, protectionist trade policies,…
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