Jaguar Land Rover is cutting jobs in a major voluntary redundancy program aimed at saving $1.7 billion over two years, as rising costs and market shifts force efficiency overhauls. Just a year ago, a crippling cyberattack halted production for a month, costing $1.9 billion and slashing output by 27%. With 34,000 UK employees and thousands more in the supply chain, the move hits hard—especially amid government pledges to boost British industry. External pressures like import tariffs and fierce competition from budget brands are accelerating the shake-up. Officials are negotiating to soften the blow, while unions demand urgent talks to protect workers and tackle the auto sector’s wider struggles.
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