JLR sales crashed after crippling cyber attack

TRUMP'S TARIFFS ALSO BLAMED FOR SLUMP AT END OF 2025 AT JAGUAR LAND ROVER

- JAMES RODGER News Reporter

JAGUAR Land Rover sales have plunged after a cyber attack crippled the UK car brand. Jaguar Land Rover's wholesale figures plunged by more than 43 per cent in the final three months of 2025.

JLR, which has factories in Birmingham and Coventry, produced just 59,200 vehicles during the quarter ending in December, representing approximately 45,000 fewer units than the same period in the previous year, when output reached 104,400.

Retail sales also took a significant hit, falling by a quarter to 79,600 vehicles.

"Production returned to normal levels only by mid November post the cyber incident," stated JLR.