The automaker is still prepping for a $1 billion hit from tariffs in 2026 while projecting sizable commodity headwinds.
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The automaker is still prepping for a $1 billion hit from tariffs in 2026 while projecting sizable commodity headwinds.
Published May 5, 2026
Ford pickup trucks are parked in a sales lot on Jan. 6, 2026, in Colma, California. The automaker said a fire-damaged facility owned by Novelis, a key aluminum supplier, is expected to return to full operations later this month.
Aside from earnings and any changes to the automaker's 2026 guidance, investors will be monitoring effects from the Iran war,…
John Lawler, Ford's vice chairman, laid out the possibilities during an interview with autos analyst Daniel Roeska at the…
It is the latest indication of the impact of US President Donald Trump's tariffs on big American firms.
The US carmaker's tariff costs were higher than expected because of a change to the Trump administration's tariff relief program.
DETROIT (Reuters) -Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford on Thursday sounded the alarm on the potential for Washington to do away with…
The 2026 tariff costs would be in line with the automaker's $3.1 billion in tariff costs last year, despite the levies not being…
