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Jaguar Land Rover is slashing 4,000 global jobs as part of a bold two-year plan to save $2.3 billion and position itself for the electric future — especially against rising Chinese competition. While cutting costs, they’re also pouring $20–$24 billion over five years into EVs, digital tech, and innovation. Facing pressure from cheaper EVs, tariffs, and last year’s cyberattack, the UK-based automaker is taking drastic steps — with most cuts hitting home in Britain — even as the government refuses to bail them out. This isn’t an isolated move: Volkswagen and others are restructuring too, signaling a major industry-wide reset.

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