Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has extended its global production shutdown into October following a significant cyberattack, with losses estimated at £50-70 million per day. The disruption has halted all manufacturing since early September, impacting over 30,000 direct employees and up to 150,000 in the supply chain, with layoffs and reduced pay widespread. The attack, believed to involve the Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters group, has raised concerns about JLR's lack of finalized cyber insurance and the broader economic impact on the UK's industrial sector.

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On September 24, UK officials publicly acknowledged there was a strong case for financial support for Jaguar Land Rover as the company dealt with the fallout from the cyberattack and prolonged shutdown.
By September 23, reports said Jaguar Land Rover had extended its production pause again, with operations expected to remain halted until at least the next week. Multiple sources described the extension as a worsening of the disruption caused by the cyberattack.
Jaguar Land Rover was hit by a cyberattack that forced the company to halt or disrupt production operations. The incident became the central cause of an extended manufacturing shutdown reported across multiple outlets.
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