<ul><li>Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is pausing shipments of its UK-built vehicles to the United States for the month of April.</li><li>The move is in response to the newly imposed 25% import tariff by the U.S., affecting the company's profit margins and long-term growth strategy.</li><li>The U.S. is the second-largest destination for British car exports, accounting for nearly 20% of the UK's vehicle exports.</li><li>JLR has a buffer in the U.S. with several months' worth of inventory that won't be affected by the tariff, allowing the automaker time to reassess its options.</li></ul>

Jaguar Land Rover Hits Pause on U.S. Shipments Amid 25% Tariff Turmoil

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