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flag Aston Martin forecasts a loss over £110 million due to U.S. tariffs, supply chain issues, and weak demand.

flag Aston Martin expects an underlying loss exceeding £110 million, its second downward revision since July, due to U.S. tariffs, supply chain issues from a Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack, and a tough global economy. flag Wholesale volumes are forecast to drop mid-to-high single digits, especially in North America and Asia, as a U.S. tariff quota—10% on the first 100,000 UK-made vehicles and 27.5% above that—creates uncertainty. flag Despite resuming U.S. shipments in June under a temporary agreement, the company says tariffs continue to disrupt planning. flag A month-long JLR production halt has strained its UK supply chain, with many small suppliers facing cash shortages despite a £1.5 billion government-backed loan guarantee. flag Aston Martin has launched a cost review and is urging the UK government for stronger support for small-volume manufacturers.

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