Indian-owned Jaguar Land Rover, which halted exports of its cars to the United States in April over tariffs, said Thursday it planned to cut up to 500

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is to cut up to 500 management jobs, as the carmaker faces pressure on sales and profits from US trade tariffs. JLR said it would launch a voluntary redundancy scheme, and that the cuts were not expected to exceed 1.5% of its British workforce. The firm described the move as "normal business practice".

A utomaker company Jaguar Land Rover plans to shed 500 management jobs in the UK due to trump tariffs, a clear deviation from Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s promise to protect jobs in Britain. According to JLR, only 1.5% of its UK workforce will be affected.