Subaru rethinks electrification, braces for $2.5 billion tariff impact

CEO Atsushi Osaki, seen hear delivering financial results in Tokyo on May 14, 2025, said Subaru expects a $2.5 billion impact from U.S. tariffs in the current fiscal year if it doesn't take any mitigation steps. — CEO Atsushi Osaki said Subaru expects a $2.5 billion impact from U.S. tariffs in the current fiscal year if it doesn't take any mitigation steps. (SCREENSHOT OF ONLINE NEWS CONFERENCE)

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May 14, 2025 10:23 AM

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