Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed plans to cut up to 300 jobs across its UK operations, according to BBC and other outlets. The reductions will affect sites in Coventry, Solihull, and Wolverhampton.
The company described the job losses as part of a corporate restructure and a major transformation plan, as reported by The Sun and The Independent. The BBC noted that "hundreds of jobs" are affected, while The Mirror stated the car giant issued a major statement on the cuts.
The cuts come as Jaguar Land Rover, owned by India's Tata Motors, continues to navigate the transition to electric vehicles and changing market conditions. The company has not specified which roles or departments will be most affected, nor the timeline for the redundancies.
Watch for further details from Jaguar Land Rover on the specific roles affected and any potential impact on production schedules.
