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India Set For Its First Fully Made Luxury Electric SUV As Tata-JLR Opens Rs 9,000 Crore Plant
Jaguar Land Rover has inaugrated its manufacturing plant in Ranipet, Tamil Nadu, spread across 470 acres the facility will be the manufacturig hub for fully Made-in-India luxury electric SUV.
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Jaguar Land Rover To Unveil New Electric Models In 2026
Jaguar Land Rover will likely unveil the Range Rover electric in the near future, which has been under test for two years. Read on for more details.
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Tata Motors To Start Local Assembly Of JLR Vehicles In Chennai
Tata Motors Panapakkam is a Rs 9,000 crore facility with an annual capacity to produce up to 250,000 vehicles.
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Jaguar Land Rover Denies Firing Design Boss Gerry McGovern
Jaguar Land Rover has denied rumours of Gerry McGovern's firing, confirming he remains design chief, continuing to lead the brand's creative direction.
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Jaguar Land Rover Hack Dealt $2.5-Billion Blow To British Economy: Report
The August hack of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by India's Tata Motors, cost the British economy 1.9 billion pounds ($2.55 billion) and affected over 5,000 organisations in the country, an independent cybersecurity body said in a report.
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JLR Resumes Production After Month-Long Cyber Attack Disruption
JLR resumes production after cyber attack; aims to stabilize supply chain and recover from volume decline.
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Tata Motors-Owned JLR Restarts UK Production After Weeks-Long Cyberattack Shutdown
JLR initially aimed to resume operations by mid-September but extended the shutdown several times.
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JLR Brings Key Systems Back Online After Cyberattack; Recovery Is Underway
JLR has announced that parts of its digital infrastructure are operational now, and full recovery is underway.
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Jaguar Land Rover Plant Shutdown Extended Till October 1 Following Cyberattack
Jaguar Land Rover has three plants in the UK that together produce roughly 1,000 vehicles each day.
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Did Jaguar Land Rover Lose 40,000 New Cars? Here's The Truth
A recent report suggested that JLR has lost track of 40,000 new cars while dealing with cybersecurity issues.
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India Set For Its First Fully Made Luxury Electric SUV As Tata-JLR Opens Rs 9,000 Crore Plant
Jaguar Land Rover has inaugrated its manufacturing plant in Ranipet, Tamil Nadu, spread across 470 acres the facility will be the manufacturig hub for fully Made-in-India luxury electric SUV.
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Jaguar Land Rover To Unveil New Electric Models In 2026
Jaguar Land Rover will likely unveil the Range Rover electric in the near future, which has been under test for two years. Read on for more details.
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Tata Motors To Start Local Assembly Of JLR Vehicles In Chennai
Tata Motors Panapakkam is a Rs 9,000 crore facility with an annual capacity to produce up to 250,000 vehicles.
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Jaguar Land Rover Denies Firing Design Boss Gerry McGovern
Jaguar Land Rover has denied rumours of Gerry McGovern's firing, confirming he remains design chief, continuing to lead the brand's creative direction.
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Jaguar Land Rover Hack Dealt $2.5-Billion Blow To British Economy: Report
The August hack of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by India's Tata Motors, cost the British economy 1.9 billion pounds ($2.55 billion) and affected over 5,000 organisations in the country, an independent cybersecurity body said in a report.
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JLR Resumes Production After Month-Long Cyber Attack Disruption
JLR resumes production after cyber attack; aims to stabilize supply chain and recover from volume decline.
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Tata Motors-Owned JLR Restarts UK Production After Weeks-Long Cyberattack Shutdown
JLR initially aimed to resume operations by mid-September but extended the shutdown several times.
-
JLR Brings Key Systems Back Online After Cyberattack; Recovery Is Underway
JLR has announced that parts of its digital infrastructure are operational now, and full recovery is underway.
-
Jaguar Land Rover Plant Shutdown Extended Till October 1 Following Cyberattack
Jaguar Land Rover has three plants in the UK that together produce roughly 1,000 vehicles each day.
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Did Jaguar Land Rover Lose 40,000 New Cars? Here's The Truth
A recent report suggested that JLR has lost track of 40,000 new cars while dealing with cybersecurity issues.
