Honda Motor has reported a 42 percent decline in its profits from April to December of 2025, as the Japanese automaker navigates challenges from U.S. tariffs and electric vehicle asset write-downs.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Honda reported a massive 42 percent decline in net profits for the nine months ending in December, falling to 465.44 billion yen, equivalent to approximately $2.99 billion, compared to the same period the previous year. Despite these weaker results, the company maintained its annual profit forecast, signaling confidence in its ability to navigate current market challenges.
A significant factor in the profit…
Read the full article at BREITBART.COM
