Ford’s Q2 2025 Earnings: Record Revenue Overshadowed by Tariff-Driven Loss
Ford Motor Company reported mixed second-quarter results, with record revenue of $50.2 billion—a 5% year-over-year increase—offset by a net loss of $36 million. The loss was primarily attributed to $1.3 billion in special items, including tariff-related costs and expenses from a discontinued EV program. Adjusted EBIT stood at $2.1 billion, but $800 million in adverse tariff impacts eroded gains.
The company's stock fell 1.9% to $10.87 on July 30, followed by a 3.5% after-hours drop. While Ford Pro and Credit units showed strength, the Model e segment struggled under tariff pressures. Strong cash FLOW partially mitigated the quarterly loss, but market sentiment remains cautious as structural headwinds persist.