This content was published in 08 mayo 2025 – 09:32
The Japanese automobile giant Toyota projected a 35% drop for his interannual benefit for the current fiscal year, and attributed the decline to Donald Trump’s tariffs on vehicles, among other factors.
For fiscal year 2025-26 initiated in April, Toyota projects a benefit of 3.1 billion yen (21.6 billion dollars).
“The estimated impact of US tariffs in April and May 2025 has been taken into account provisionally,” said the world’s largest car seller in a statement.
Automobile companies are the most beaten by the commercial war of the US president.
In addition to the 25% tariff on imported vehicles, the Trump government imposed on Saturday a similar tariff on cars spare parts.
Toyota registered a net gain of almost 4.8 billion yen in the 12 months completed on March 31, a decrease of 3.6% year -on -year, although above the projection of 4.5 billion yen made in February.
Toyota anticipates that tariffs will have an impact of 180,000 million yen on the operational benefit of the company by 2025-26.
Trump has claimed that the United States is a great buyer of Japanese vehicles, while in Japan few US cars are sold, which attributes to a deliberate strategy of Tokyo to establish hard security demands to exclude American manufacturers.
“They do not buy our cars, but we have millions of their own,” the US president, who accused Japan, “protested in April, who” very bad in trade. “
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