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Auto giant Stellantis suspends full-year guidance due to uncertainties over Trump tariffs

  • Global automaker Stellantis suspended its 2025 earnings forecast today.
  • Uncertainty from evolving US tariff policies caused the financial guidance suspension.
  • First quarter revenue dropped 14 percent to 35.8 billion euros.
  • Lower shipment volumes primarily drove the revenue decline, falling nine percent to 1.22 million vehicles.
  • Stellantis plans to reassess capital spending and calibrate production to mitigate impacts.
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The chaos caused by Donald Trump’s erratic trade policy—which shifts course day by day—draws Europe’s largest car manufacturers into a vortex of uncertainty and eternal doubt. The car charges imposed by the president of the United States, which on 29 April decided to soften with retroactive effect, generating greater legal uncertainty, have caused leading companies in the sector in the Old Continent, such as Mercedes-Benz, Stellantis, Volvo or G…

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John Elkann's group, after a 2024 to forget, recorded a further negative quarter. Temporary stop to exports to the United States: the uncertainty linked to the war on tariffs is being felt. Tariffs are making the knots of the automotive sector come to a head, revealing structural weaknesses...

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