Tariffs Sink Mitsubishi, But Fleet Sales Could Keep It Afloat

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12/11/2025
Tariffs Sink Mitsubishi, But Fleet Sales Could Keep It Afloat

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Mitsubishi Motors is turning to fleet sales to recover from steep losses in the latest quarter, as U.S. auto tariffs and global demand declines weigh heavily on results. The Japanese automaker’s operating profit plummeted 79 percent to $78.7 million for the July–September period, while net income ...

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