JLR posted its best profit in ten years – £2.5 billion before tax for fiscal year 2025 – but faces tough choices about its US market strategy as new tariffs reshape the auto industry landscape. The company’s strong performance includes £875 million in Q4 profit, marking its tenth straight profitable quarter. The results came from robust sales of premium models, with the Defender reaching 115,404 units and Range Rover Sport sales rising 19.7%. Yet the recent US-UK trade agreement presents a mixed bag for JLR. While reducing tariffs from 27.5% to 10% on UK-built cars, it caps benefits at 100,000 … Continue reading JLR £2.5B Profit Faces U.S. Tariff Cap on 100K Cars Built Outside U.S.