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Jaguar Land Rover profits defy vexed rebrand
- Jaguar Land Rover reported a £2.5 billion pre-tax profit for the year ending March 31, its strongest in a decade.
- This profit came despite uncertainty caused by US plans announced in early April to impose 25 percent tariffs on imported cars.
- JLR initially paused shipments to the US after the tariff announcement but restarted them last week following a UK-US trade deal reducing tariffs to 10 percent on 100,000 UK-made cars.
- CEO Adrian Mardell said the company 'should be OK in coming below that level' and currently has no plans to make cars in the US despite not ruling it out in the future.
- JLR continues UK and European production, employing thousands in the West Midlands, while hoping for a US-EU trade deal to reduce tariffs on European-made models like the Defender.
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