Jaguar Land Rover Slowly Starts Making Cars Again

Manufacturer Resumes Operations at Wolverhampton Unit Akshaya Asokan (asokan_akshaya) • October 6, 2025

British car maker Jaguar Land Rover began on Monday a phased restoration of operations following a month of cyberattack-induced idleness.

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The Tata Motors-owned luxury car maker shut down assembly lines in the United Kingdom, Slovakia, Brazil and India after a Sept. 1 cyberattack that impacted car manufacturing and dealerships. The company has been unable to book sales since September, likely costing it millions of pounds a day (see: Cyberattack Disrupts Jaguar Land Rover Assembly Line).

The company is set to resume operation at its Wolverhampton engine factory on Monday, with other impacted assembly lines resuming operations in a phased manner, the BBC reported.

Fears of large-scale job losses at the car manufacturer and its extensive network of suppliers led the U.K. government to guarantee ...