Jaguar Land Rover will cut 4,000 jobs to reduce costs and compete with China

Jaguar Land Rover will cut about 4,000 jobs worldwide over two years to save £1.7bn and free up £15–18bn for electrification and digital investment.
Most of the reductions will hit its U.K. operations (it employs roughly 34,000 in Britain) as it tries to compete with cheaper Chinese EV makers.
The company has been squeezed by tariffs, rising costs and a past cyberattack that stopped production—and the U.K. government says it won’t provide a bailout.