The impact of the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) cyber-attack and US President Donald Trump's tariffs in recent months has led to a ...

Manufacturing production increases after JLR factory restart - Manufacturers also pointed towards subdued UK demand amid ...

Supply chain firms for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) say they face up to six months of credit difficulties after the cyber attack ...

The automaker’s production shutdown triggered losses across its vast supplier network and forced a $2 billion government loan ...

JLR’s 40-day cyber shutdown shows automakers must strengthen IT and factory security to prevent costly production disruptions.

UK manufacturing grew in October as JLR’s restart lifted output and input costs fell to their lowest since 2024, easing inflation pressures.

"The latest results from the Quarterly Business Report reiterated the uncertain economic terrain that local firms continue to navigate" ...

David Roberts, the chairman of Evtec which supplies parts to Jaguar Land Rover, said it "felt like Christmas" as the factory reopened [BBC] A key Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) supplier has reopened its ...

The affected nameplates are Land Rover's Discovery Sport, Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and the Discovery Sport-twinned Range Rover Evoque ...

The cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will cost an estimated £1.9bn and be the most economically damaging cyber event ...

The double impact of President Trump’s tariffs and the JLR cyber-security attack have led to a slowdown in global trade activity among Greater Birmingham businesses, a new report reveals today.

New data from the SMMT has revealed that UK car production in September plunged to its lowest level in 73 years.