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Global automakers' 2026 earnings outlooks

Entities: Jefferies Financial Group · Dacia · Ferrari Purosangue · BYD · Jim Farley

Overview

In late July 2026, major car manufacturers reported divergent yet optimistic earnings guidance as they navigated mixed financial results and expanding electric‑vehicle (EV) plans.

Ford Motor Co. disclosed a Q2 loss of $1.3 billion, driven largely by a $3.6 billion non‑cash charge from the dissolution of its BlueOval SK battery joint venture and a $500 million write‑off tied to an EV program cancellation. Despite the loss, the company lifted its full‑year adjusted EBIT target to $10‑$11 billion and raised its adjusted free‑cash‑flow outlook to $6‑$7 billion, citing stronger pricing, resilient customers and a near‑20 % rise in core profit.

Renault Group confirmed a 9.5 % revenue increase to about €30.3 billion and an operating‑margin of 5.2 % in the first half, with net profit of €700 million. EV sales surged 48 %, now one‑fifth of total deliveries, supported by the launch of the electric Twingo and a hybrid Dacia Sandero. The firm said it will cut production costs by €400 per vehicle each year and is open to producing cars for Chinese partners such as BYD, provided the terms are financially attractive. Renault also plans to build up to 300 000 vehicles for external customers annually by 2030.

Ferrari raised its 2026 profit outlook to nearly €3 billion, driven by strong demand for its limited‑production hybrid supercar and higher‑priced Purosangue Handling Speciale SUV, and signalled plans for its first fully electric model, the Ferrari Luce.

Together, these reports illustrate a broader trend of automakers adjusting forecasts upward in 2026, balancing short‑term financial pressures with longer‑term EV investments and product strategies.

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Timeline

  1. 1 day ago

    [BUSINESS] 4 sources
    Renault posts 9.5% revenue rise and strong EV sales in H1 2026

    Renault posted €30.3bn revenue, 9.5% growth and €700m profit in H1 2026, with EV sales up 48% and a 5.2% operating margin, while indicating openness to produce Chinese cars in Europe if beneficial.

  2. 4 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 24 sources
    Ford raises 2026 earnings outlook after Q2 loss

    Ford posted Q2 2026 revenue of $48.3 bn, a $1.3 bn loss and $0.42 EPS, then raised its 2026 EBIT outlook to $10‑11 bn and free‑cash‑flow to $6‑7 bn; shares jumped ~7%.

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