Ford Motor Company has reported its worst quarterly earnings miss in four years, driven by significant challenges including electric vehicle (EV) losses and high tariffs amounting to an additional $900 million. The company faced an $8 billion net loss for the year and reported adverse impacts from tariffs and supplier outages, leading to the worst quarterly loss since the Great Recession. Despite these setbacks, Ford’s management is optimistic, guiding for a potential profit rebound in 2026, suggesting the company aims to address its EV strategy and improve margins in the long term. Analysts are closely watching the situation as Ford’s stock reflects resilience amid its struggles, with expectations for improved profitability in the coming years.