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Honda Signals Profit Drop

Honda faces 59% profit drop, pauses EV supply chain expansion in Canada

Honda's forecast is the latest signal of the difficulty car makers are having navigating tariffs alongside the rise of Chinese EV producers.

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Honda Signals Profit Drop, Warns of $3 Billion Tariff Hit

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Honda braces for $3bn tariff impact on profits

Tariffs Drive Honda to Move S.U.V. Production From Canada to U.S.

Honda said on Monday that it would shift production of one of its popular vehicles from Ontario to a U.S. factory and postpone an $11 billion plan to make electric vehicles and batteries in Canada.

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Honda Postpones $11 Billion Canada EV Project for Two Years on Weak Sales -- Update

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Tariff Misery in Japan: Honda and Nissan Forecast Plunges in Profit

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Honda delays $15 billion EV build as demand stalls and tariffs bite

Honda Motor has delayed its planned $15bn electric vehicle (EV) battery and assembly facility in Ontario by approximately two years, citing slowing EV demand and tariff impacts, as reported by Reuters .

Honda Motor Expected to Post Drop in Fourth-Quarter Net Profit -- Earnings Preview

NET PROFIT FORECAST: Honda is expected to post a 26% drop in net profit to 175.13 billion yen, equivalent to $1.20 billion, for the three months ended March, according to a poll of analysts by LSEG. That would compare with Y237.57 billion in net profit in the year-earlier period.

Nissan takes axe to costs after tough year; Honda sees profit falling

The Japanese automaker confirmed it would cut 11,000 more jobs and slim down production.Nissan also saw its profit almost wiped out in the year that just ended.Operating profit hit $472 million in the 12 months to March - a decline of 88% from the previous year.

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Japanese carmakers slash profit outlooks as they face down U.S. tariffs and Chinese EVs

All three of Japan’s largest carmakers are struggling with tough market conditions in the world’s two largest economies. In the U.S., tariffs have roiled their global supply chains, and in China, they face competition from domestic car companies that sell next-generation electric vehicles at cutthroat prices.