GM Adjusts Earnings Outlook Due to Tariff Pressures

In a surprising move, General Motors has revised its 2025 earnings guidance downward, attributing the adjustment to potential impacts from newly announced US tariffs, estimated to expose the company to up to $5 billion in additional costs.

Revised Financial Projections

The automaker now anticipates EBIT-adjusted profits to range between $10 billion and $12.5 billion, with net income expected to fall between $8.2 billion and $10.1 billion.

Leadership's Response to Challenges

"We remain committed to engaging in constructive discussions with the Administration regarding trade policies and other evolving matters. Our team is prepared to adapt and will keep stakeholders informed as developments unfold," stated GM's CEO, Mary Barra, in a communication to shareholders.