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Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut fewer than 300 UK jobs as it continues its recovery from a cyber attack that halted production last year and amid tariff pressures. The company says affected staff may be redeployed or offered voluntary exit, with locations and roles undisclosed.
Automakers have announced strategic shifts as Chinese brands and US trade rules upend the sector. Volkswagen has proposed deep job cuts to cut costs, Jaguar Land Rover is adding hybrids and prioritising the US, and the Commerce Department has denied Polestar permission to sell new connected models in the US from 2027, pushing the brand to refocus on Europe.
The Range Rover GT has been revealed as the brand’s first electric model built on the EMA platform. It marks a shift toward a more car-like, luxurious grand tourer with a minimalist interior and advanced OLED displays. Prototypes are testing globally ahead of a 2027 launch, with hybrid options planned.