Recent days, Ford Motor Company stated that the tariff policies of US President Trump are expected to cause the company a profit loss of $1.5 billion this year. On the same day, Ford also withdrew the 2025 performance expectation it released three months ago, citing the uncertainty brought about by the tariffs.

Ford said that the supply chain disruption caused by the tariffs may lead to the interruption of automotive production across the industry. The company also pointed out that the increase in tariffs, changes in the way tariffs are implemented, and possible retaliatory measures by other countries also pose additional threats. These, the company said, are significant industry risks that could have a major impact on financial performance.

In addition, Ford's net income for the first quarter, which was announced on the same day, showed a 64% year - on - year decrease to $471 million, and the adjusted operating income dropped to $1 billion. Previously, Ford predicted that the operating profit in 2025 would be between $7 billion and $8.5 billion.