Jaguar Land Rover confirms job cuts as manufacturer looks to save £1.7bn

Jaguar Land Rover confirms it is axing up to 4,000 jobs a year

Britain's biggest carmaker announced on Friday that it plans to save £1.7billion over the next two years after soaring costs, plunging sales and Donald Trump's tariffs created a 'perfect storm' of issues.

Jaguar Land Rover confirms job cuts as manufacturer looks to save £1.7bn

The company has said that a redundancy scheme will be open to "salaried and management team members" following a range of setbacks.

Jaguar Land Rover to cut 4,000 jobs as Trump’s tariffs take their toll

Carmaker under pressure amid rising costs and falling sales after devastating cyber attack

Jaguar Land Rover to cut 4,000 jobs

Jaguar Land Rover will cut 4,000 jobs.Optimizations will take place over the next two years as Britain's largest automaker faces rising costs, falling sales, and the effects of U.S. tariffs.The company said it is launching a voluntary layoff program...

Why Is Jaguar Land Rover Cutting 4,000 Jobs? Tariffs, Falling Sales and £1.7 Billion Cost-Cutting Plan Explained

Britain's largest carmaker is preparing to eliminate around 4,000 positions over two years as US tariffs, a £1.9 billion cyberattack, and falling sales.