Volkswagen Group has reduced its profit by 44.3% by 2025, to €6900 million
U.S. tariffs, expenditures related to adjustment of Porsche's product strategy, exchange effects and price combination have caused the decline in profits. Hala sales revenue has remained stable.
Volkswagen Group has reduced its net earnings by 44.3% by 2025 compared to the previous year, with profits of €6.904 billion, the German company reported on Tuesday.
Sales revenue in 2025 remained largely stable compared to the previous year, despite an uncertain market environment.
On the other hand, the operating result was EUR 8.9 billion, 53.5% lower than the previous year. The US tariffs, the costs associated with the adjustment of Porsche's product strategy, the exchange effects, and the effects of the price combination caused the loss of profits. The positive effects of the implementation of cost programmes partially offset these burdens.
Adjusted for special effects, such as restructuring costs and expenditures related to the adjustment of Porsche's products strategy, but including US tariffs, the estimated operating margin rose to 4.6% by 2025.
By 2026, the Volkswagen Group expects sales revenue to increase by between 0% and 3% in 2026 compared to the previous year. The announcement is based on the maintenance of current tariffs on international trade.
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