On February 9, 2026, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd. (TMPV) and its subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Plc. (JLR) commenced operations at their new manufacturing facility at Panapakkam in Ranipet district, Tamil Nadu. The plant is the first phase of a greenfield project to produce next‑generation vehicles, i

On February 2, Jaguar announced that prototypes of its new all-electric luxury four-door GT have entered the latest phase of winter testing in the Arctic Circle, facing extreme temperatures as low as –40°C.
The model is undergoing the most rigorous global validation program, with 150 prototypes covering hundreds of

On December 24, multiple sources reported that the final Jaguar F-Pace rolled off JLR’s production line in Solihull, marking the official end of Jaguar’s combustion-engine models.
The F-Pace is the last internal combustion engine vehicle Jaguar will make, as the brand prepares to debut the first model of its new all-

On December 11, JLR announced that it has redesigned the crosscar beam, an important safety part inside a vehicle but carbon intensive components within its future vehicles. The beam sits behind the dashboard and supports key safety functions such as mounting airbags. It also reduces noise and vibration in the cabin.

On December 3, JLR began trialling drone technology at its Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre (EPMC) in Wolverhampton, reducing machinery and site inspection time by up to 95%.
The drones can reach high and confined areas, allowing teams to inspect equipment safely from the ground without using elevated platfo

On October 7, JLR announced the next steps in the phased restart of its operations, along with a new financing solution to support the cash flow of qualifying JLR suppliers, as the company resumes production of its world-class vehicles following a cyber incident.
JLR will begin a phased restart of its manufacturing o

On September 29, JLR announced that it is taking additional steps toward recovery and the return to manufacturing its vehicles. The company informed colleagues, retailers, and suppliers that certain sections of its manufacturing operations will resume in the coming days.
JLR informed that it is working with cybersecu

On September 28, the UK Government announced it will support Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) with a loan guarantee of up to GBP 1.5 billion, providing certainty to its supply chain following a recent cyber-attack.
The loan, backed by UK Export Finance under the Export Development Guarantee, will be repaid over five years and

On September 25, JLR announced that sections of its digital estate are now up and running. The foundational work of its recovery programme is firmly underway. JLR has significantly increased its IT processing capacity for invoicing. It is now working to clear the backlog of payments to its suppliers as quickly as it

On September 23, JLR announced that it has extended the ongoing halt in production until October 1, 2025, following the recent cyber incident. The company has informed that the decision was made to provide clarity for the coming week as it continues its investigation and works on a phased restart of operations.
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On September 7, Unite announced that workers across the JLR supply chain are facing layoffs or reduced pay, with some advised to apply for universal credit.
In response to the recent cyberattack, the union has called for a furlough scheme for these workers, like the support recently provided to staff at bus manufact

On September 16, Jaguar Land Rover informed that the ongoing halt in production due to the recent cybersecurity incident has been extended until September 24, 2025.
The forensic investigation into the cyber incident is ongoing, and the company is thoroughly assessing the various stages needed for a controlled restart

On September 12, Unite, the largest trade union in the UK, announced that thousands of workers in the JLR supply chain are at risk of losing their jobs unless the government introduces a furlough scheme to support them.
The union urged for the scheme to be implemented quickly to keep jobs secure while JLR works to r

On September 10, JLR announced that it has been working around the clock with third-party cybersecurity specialists to restart its global applications in a controlled and secure manner.
The company believes that some data may have been affected and has informed the relevant regulators. The forensic investigation is

On September 6, JLR announced that it is working non-stop to safely and carefully restart its global applications following a recent cyber incident, with support from third-party cybersecurity experts and law enforcement.
Additionally, the company announced that its retail partners are still open. It will keep sharin

On September 3, Altilium announced the demonstration of the UK’s first EV battery cells produced using recycled cathode active materials at Cenex Expo 2025, in partnership with JLR. The project is supported by the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC). Altilium and JLR will showcase the newly developed automotive-grade

On September 2, Tata Motors announced that it had been informed by JLR of global IT issues affecting its business. JLR is currently working at pace to resolve global IT issues impacting its business.
Tata Motors said it will share updates as appropriate in due course, when received from JLR.
Based on Tata Motors sto

On August 20, JLR rolled out large-scale solar installations to help power its global operations.
JLR has opened a new solar farm with a size of up to 36 football pitches at its Gaydon headquarters this summer. The 26‑hectare 18MW facility will supply up to 31% of the site’s energy requirements, marking the completio

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) North America has partnered with UVeye to install AI-powered vehicle inspection systems at its three major U.S. seaport facilities: Brunswick (GA), Baltimore (MD), and Port Hueneme (CA). This marks the first use of UVeye’s automated “MRI for vehicles” in a U.S. automaker’s Customer Acceptance

On August 8, JLR announced that its sales and revenue for Q1 FY 2026 were heavily affected by the 27.5% US tariffs on cars made in the UK and EU and exported to the US, as well as the planned discontinuation of older Jaguar models before introducing new ones.
These factors also reduced its profitability and cash flow