Jaguar Land Rover Cuts 4,000 Jobs as US Tariffs and Chinese Competition Bite

TLDR

• JLR is cutting 4,000 jobs globally over the next two years, mostly at its UK head office
• The company is targeting £1.7 billion in savings and a lower break-even point of 300,000 vehicles
• Chinese competition, US tariffs, and a cyber-attack have all hit the business hard
• JLR is offering voluntary redundancy first, with a window open until October 4
• The company plans to launch five new products in the next 12 months and invest up to £18 billion over five years

Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed it will cut around 4,000 jobs over the next two years as the carmaker looks to reduce costs and stay competitive.

Jaguar Land Rover said the company is set to cut ~4,000 jobs over the next 2 years – Bloomberg pic.twitter.com/N6mQ1S3QH7

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The cuts will mostly affect head office roles, with the majority of JLR’s workforce based in the UK. The company employs around 43,000 people globally.

JLR said it is aiming to save £1.7 billion and lower its break-even point to around 300,000 vehicles.

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