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Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack pushes total UK automobile manufacturing down greater than 1 / 4

By Editorial Board Published October 24, 2025 3 Min Read
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Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack pushes total UK automobile manufacturing down greater than 1 / 4

UK automobile manufacturing fell by greater than 1 / 4 (27.1%) final month as a cyberattack at Jaguar Land Rover halted manufacturing on the plant, business figures present.

The whole variety of automobiles coming off meeting strains – together with automobiles and vans – fell an excellent sharper 35.9%, in accordance with September information from the Society of Motor Producers and Merchants (SMMT).

“Largely responsible” for the drop was the five-week pause in manufacturing at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) resulting from a malicious cyber assault, as different automobile makers reported development.

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JLR’s meeting strains within the West Midlands and Halewood on Merseyside had been paused from late August to early October because of this.

Throughout this time, not a single automobile was made. Manufacturing has since restarted, however the assault is believed to have been the “most financially damaging” in UK historical past at an estimated price of £1.9bn, in accordance with the safety physique the Cyber Monitoring Centre.

It was the bottom variety of automobiles made in any September within the UK since 1952, together with in the course of the COVID-19 lockdown.

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Regardless of the restart, the sector stays “under immense pressure”, the SMMT’s chief govt Mike Hawes mentioned.

The phased restart of operations led to a small increase in manufacturing output this month, in accordance with a carefully watched survey.

Of the automobiles that had been made, almost half (47.8%) had been battery electrical, plug-in hybrid or hybrid.

The overwhelming majority, 76% of the whole automobiles output, had been made for export.

The highest locations are the European Union, US, Turkey, Japan and South Korea.

JLR was simply the most recent enterprise to be the topic of a cyberattack.

Harrods, the Co-Op, and Marks and Spencer, are among the many firms which have struggled up to now 12 months with such assaults.

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