Volkswagen's profits fall 40% over US tariffs, missing EU carbon emission targets
- Volkswagen, Europe's largest auto manufacturer, reported a drop in first-quarter operating profit to 2.8 billion euros in 2025.
- One-Off impacts totaling 1.1 billion euros and tariffs ordered by President Trump caused the profit decrease.
- The one-off impacts included provisions for EU emissions targets and restructuring its software unit.
- Volkswagen absorbed a 300 million euro impact related to adjustments regarding the 'diesel issue'.
- Despite profit decline, Volkswagen maintained its 2025 outlook, but future U.S. Tariffs are not yet included.
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Volkswagen earnings dragged down by EU carbon provision and US tariffs
Volkswagen's first-quarter earnings fell far short of market expectations, plunging about 40%, as Europe's biggest carmaker factored in costs for penalties of missing EU carbon emissions targets and for cars affected by U.S. tariffs.
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