JLR production is demanding another $ 4 billion in the emergency fund as restarted

JLR (Jaguar Land Rover) is searching for an additional £ 2 billion ($ A4.08BN) on top of a British government-supported £ 1.5BN ($ A3.06BN) loan after a cyber attack after a cyber attack.

The British Automeker has started hunting for additional emergency funds to reduce the pressure after damage – £ 50 million per week ($ A102.4m) – stems from its production stop.

As Motor Vehicles News EuropeJLR confirmed that production would recommend “in the coming days” after remembering its previous goal to start manufacturing cars again on 24 September.

The objective of the British government -backed loans was intended to influence the JLR workforce and the comprehensive automotive industry from JLR by limiting the impact of delayed payment to their suppliers, closing around 700 companies.

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With the temporary shutdown of four plants in the UK, Slovakia, Brazil and JLR factories in India were also forced to prevent cars from making cars as the company was struggling with a decline from cyber attacks.

While Jaguar was not being built – as the historic British brand planned its rebirth in 2026 as an upmarket rival for Bentley and Porsche – the production of all land rover models has been prevented.

The Land Rover Defender is built in Slovakia, while the Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Evoque are produced in Solihul and Helwood plants in the UK respectively.

JLR is expected to produce its name ‘Baby Defender’ so far at its Mercyside plant in the UK since 2027.