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Why are tariffs a problem?

Tariffs are taxes on imported goods. For JLR, new tariffs mean it costs more to import parts or export finished cars, squeezing profit margins. This directly contributes to the need for cost-saving measures like redundancies, as the company tries to offset increased operational expenses and remain competitive in the global market.

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