Affected by tariff policies, General Motors reassesses its performance guidance

On April 29 local time, Paul Jacobson, Chief Financial Officer of General Motors, stated that the company is reassessing its performance guidance for 2025 due to the impact of U.S. government tariff policies. In January, General Motors projected that its net profit for 2025 would be between $11.2 billion and $12.5 billion, but Jacobson indicated on the 29th that the future impact of U.S. tariff policies could be significant, and General Motors will release updated data in a timely manner once clear information is available. Recently, investment institutions have significantly lowered their profit expectations for General Motors this year by 40%, anticipating that tariffs will lead to a $9.5 billion reduction in the company's pre-tax profit this year