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  • Richard Tice: A Reform government would scrap EV mandate to save Jaguar Land Rover

    Opinion

    By forcing companies like JLR to wind down profitable internal combustion engine models ahead of true consumer demand, ministers have effectively forced our flagship manufacturer to cut off its own revenue streams, says Richard Tice For decades, Jaguar Land Rover has stood  a proud symbol of West Midlands manufacturing might. Yet today, thousands of highly skilled [...]

    Reform UK deputy Richard Tice has called for government to have more of a say on interest rates decisions made by the Bank of England.
  • Jaguar Land Rover confirms plans to cut thousands of jobs

    Business

    Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed plans to cut thousands of jobs as it looks to slash around £1.7bn from its cost base over the next two years. The Midlands-based carmaker said it needed to “simplify” its structure as it presses ahead with the next phase of its strategy. The company’s bosses told staff on Monday [...]

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  • Why Ian Callum’s Jaguar XJ220 is only half revealed

    Motoring

     Ian Callum has redesigned the Jaguar XJ220 but shown only half of it. Here’s what we know about the reworked supercar, and why teasing it works so well. Callum’s studio has put out a single image of a reworked XJ220, and it’s already all over motoring news feeds despite giving away almost nothing. There’s no [...]

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  • Jaguar Land Rover eyes cost-cutting and wealthy buyers in cyber attack recovery

    June 17, 2026

    Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) plans to cut costs by £1.7bn and appeal to wealthy American petrol heads in a bid to recover the cost of last year’s devastating cyber attack.  The British car maker, which owns brands including Range Rover and Defender, announced plans to tap into growing demand for luxury products and cater to [...]

  • Vertu Motors lands multi-million payout from JLR cyber-attack

    April 30, 2026

    Vertu Motors has landed a multi-million pound payout after suffering from the disruption caused by a cyber-attack at Jaguar Landrover. The AIM-listed car dealership said it was able to agree a £3.9m business interruption claim from its insurers after the attack “disrupted JLR vehicle supply, parts availability and connected systems used by JLR franchised retailers.” [...]

  • Remember that controversial ‘woke’ Jaguar? We drove it…

    April 23, 2026

    The controversial woke Jaguar Type 00 concept car has become the Jaguar GT prototype – and we’ve driven it. Can this luxurious EV recapture the spirit of Jaguar? Heritage is something Jaguar has considered from the earliest stages of its rebirth. Once the design of the first new car, an electric GT previewed by the [...]

  • UK growth spurt due to ‘payback for earlier weaknesses’

    January 16, 2026

    The UK economy’s growth spurt in November was just a recovery from “earlier weakness” after hits to Jaguar Land Rover’s production lines and “ongoing” problems with data calculations” weighted on earlier readings, top analysts have warned.  Data published on Thursday morning showed the UK economy inched up 0.3 per cent in November despite expectations of [...]

  • Manufacturers warn UK faces ‘tipping point’ on competitiveness

    January 12, 2026

    The Labour government has been handed a major warning over the future of the manufacturing industry as the sector battles rising costs and pressures to shift business to shift overseas. A fresh survey from the sector’s industry body Make UK showed senior executives in manufacturing firms feared cost pressures would soon reach a “tipping point”. [...]

  • Jaguar Land Rover sales tumble after cyber attack disruption

    January 6, 2026

    Sales at Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover tumbled in the last quarter of the year after a massive cyber attack wreaked havoc with the carmaker’s production plans. Wholesale volumes were down by more than 40 per cent to 59,200 in the three months to the end of December, while retail sales slumped 25 per cent to [...]

  • The great high street outage of 2025

    December 24, 2025

    On paper, British high streets have seen worse. Footfall has survived recessions, pandemics and price shocks before, and tills were just about still ringing. But this year it flickered, stalled and, in some cases, went dark – brought to its knees by a wave of cyber attacks that exposed the fragility of retail in the [...]

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