UK's biggest carmaker seeks to cut costs over next two years, amid slow transition to electric, financial hit from cyber-attack
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The British company has gone from earning more than 2 billion euros in a year to presenting red numbers. Sales have fallen by 18% and the brand seeks to save 1,980 million.
Neither luxury brands are able to escape the crisis that is affecting the automotive industry and JLR (formerly Jaguar Land Rover) is a good example. In the next two years, the British manufacturer is preparing to eliminate about 4000 jobs. The measure arises at a time when JLR seeks to adapt to [...] The post The reasons for JLR deciding to cut 4000 jobs appeared first in Automobile Reason.