Jaguar Land Rover has announced a pause in its shipments to the US in response to the impact of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. The company is set to suspend its car exports, which are valued at £6.5 billion, as part of its strategy to navigate the trade challenges. This decision comes as the UK-based automaker works on developing plans to adapt to the new tariff landscape. The pause is expected to take effect in April, raising concerns about the broader implications for the automotive industry and local economies dependent on Jaguar Land Rover.