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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