Swedish-based automaker Volvo Cars on Tuesday announced plans to launch cost cuts of 18 billion Swedish krona ($1.87 billion) as its operating profit fell sharply in the first three months of the year. Volvo Cars, which is owned by China's Geely Holding, reported first-quarter operating profit of 1.9 billion Swedish krona, down from 4.7 billion krona from the same period last year.
The truck maker's earnings fell sharply, missing analysts' expectations, as sales declined 7% and deliveries fell 12% amid increasing uncertainty about U.S. tariffs.
Swedish truck maker AB Volvo reported a bigger-than-expected fall in first-quarter operating profit on Wednesday and lowered its North America truck market outlook for 2025.
American car companies have told Donald Trump that tariffs on cars and car parts will wreck their bottom lines.
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