Aston Martin Lagonda is adjusting its exports to the U.S. market amidst uncertainty regarding President Trump's tariff policies, which may influence demand for their luxury vehicles. The British automaker is closely monitoring the evolving situation and is currently limiting exports, banking on stock held by U.S. dealers. Although the tariffs may have a limited direct financial impact on wealthy customers, uncertainty around pricing could deter potential buyers. The company has revised its sales expectations downwards for 2025 and reported a narrowing of pre-tax losses for the quarter, alongside a revenue decline.
Aston Martinâs decision to scale back U.S. exports stems from uncertainty over President Trumpâs shifting tariff policies that could affect demand for luxury vehicles.
The British carmaker stated it is relying on stock held by U.S. dealers while monitoring the evolving U.S. tariff situation impacting its exports.
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