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JLR staff set to return following cyber attack

Birmingham Mail

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September 13, 2025

JAGUAR Land Rover's UK factories will remain shut until next week following a cyber attack at the end of last month.

- KATY HALLAM News Reporter

Production was halted at the Solihull, Halewood and Wolverhampton plants after the hack, which was discovered on September 1.

The carmaker, which typically produces 1,000 cars daily, has admitted some data was compromised.

Employees have been instructed not to return to work until Monday at the earliest, according to the BBC.

The automotive giant says it is operating “round the clock” to address the continuing issue.

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