Toyota, Ford, and General Motors are facing significant financial losses due to tariffs, with Toyota potentially losing $1 million per hour.
The U.S.-Japan trade negotiations are impacting Toyota's profitability, with the company projected to face a $1.2 billion profit drop in two months.
Toyota has decided against immediate price hikes on U.S. models but is still likely absorbing losses from tariffs.
Toyota's reliance on Japanese parts and imports is affecting its financial stability amidst the trade tensions.
LG Energy Solution completed the acquisition of General Motors' Ultium Cells plant in Michigan for $2 billion, aiming to strengthen its position in EV battery production.
Polestar, a Swedish automaker, has shown signs of recovery, doubling revenue, reducing net losses, and improving gross margins.
Polestar's global deliveries surged by 76% in the first quarter, driven by strong sales of its electric crossover and SUV models.
The recent U.S.-China trade deal reducing tariffs may benefit companies like Polestar by easing the tariff pressures.
With potential price increases on Toyota models in the U.S. due to tariffs, consumers may face decisions on whether to buy these vehicles despite higher costs.
The impact of tariffs on automakers like Toyota highlights the ongoing challenges posed by trade negotiations and the need for strategies to mitigate financial losses.