Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has revealed a sharp drop in sales over recent months as it prepares to restart production across its UK sites on Wednesday after weeks of disruption following a cyber attack.

JLR sales are down globally, but US import tariffs and Jaguar's reinvention are also to blame together with the cyberattack.

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles share price falls nearly 4% after JLR Q3 sales decline due to cyber incident, US tariffs, and ...

Wholesale volumes for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, fell 43.3% year-on-year to 59,200 units, while retail sales declined 25.1% to 79,600 units, the Tata-owned luxury carmaker said in a ...

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles’ UK luxury unit JLR posts provisional third-quarter wholesale and retail sales numbers ...

Sales at Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover tumbled in the last quarter of the year after a massive cyber attack wreaked havoc with the carmaker’s production plans. Wholesale volumes were down by more than ...

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles shares fell up to 3.75% after Jaguar Land Rover reported sharp drops in wholesale and retail sales for Q3 FY26. JLR’s sales were hit by last year’s cyberattack that ...

The attack on Jaguar Land Rover couldn’t have come at a worse time as Jaguar was in the midst of a complete rethink. As a result, the company was effectively being dependent on Land Rover.

JLR’s chief creative officer Gerry McGovern has reportedly been fired. Media reports in India claim McGovern was asked to leave the company on Monday “with immediate effect” and summarily escorted ...

The weakness in JLR numbers come as the company witnesses direct realisation of an earlier cyber attack that had halted ...