On Monday, Audi, the premium brand of the German automotive giant Volkswagen Group, announced a revision of its full-year financial projections. This adjustment stems from the impact of escalating US import tariffs and ongoing restructuring costs. The company now anticipates revenue to fall within the range of 65 billion to 70 billion euros, down from the previously forecasted 67.5 billion to 72.5 billion euros. Concurrently, the operating profit margin forecast has been revised downwards, from an initial estimate of 7% to 9% to a new range of 5% to 7%. Audi, headquartered in Ingolstadt, Germany, faces these challenges head-on as it navigates through current economic conditions.