Volvo Cars announced 18 billion Swedish crowns ($1.87 billion) in cost cuts and a restructuring of its U.S. operations on Tuesday and withdrew its earnings forecast for the next two years, sending shares down 10%.

Volvo Cars plans to cut $1.8 billion in costs while it continues to explore how it'll boost production at its Berkeley County plant to counter new auto tariffs.

Volvo Group said its so-called “cost and cash action plan” would include reductions in investments and redundancies at its operations across the globe.