Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has halted U.S.-bound vehicle shipments in response to a 25% import tariff imposed by former President Donald Trump.
The North American market makes up nearly 25% of JLR's vehicle sales, and the tariff comes at an already challenging time for the company.
JLR's decision to pause exports highlights the fragility of its business and its less flexible manufacturing capacity compared to other automakers.
The impact of the tariffs may vary for JLR's luxury brands, with Jaguar aiming at a wealthier customer base and Land Rover potentially facing challenges with more price-conscious buyers.