- www.agcc.co.uk reports: Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) reported a significant 61.1% increase in sales to dealers during the first quarter of the year, demonstrating a strong recovery.
- According to AGCC, the British car manufacturer sold 95,300 vehicles in Q1, highlighting its rebound.
- This strong performance marks a recovery for JLR, which had been forced to halt production for five weeks last year.
- The production halt was due to a debilitating cyberattack that severely impacted the company's operations.
- AGCC noted that the company, owned by India's Tata, is showing resilience in overcoming these operational disruptions.
JLR Sales Soar 61% After Cyberattack
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Jaguar Land Rover roared back in the first quarter, reporting a massive 61.1% increase in sales to dealers, totaling 95,300 vehicles. This impressive rebound signals a strong recovery for the British car manufacturer, which had faced a five-week production halt last year due to a debilitating cyberattack.
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