JLR Q4 Sales Bounce Back After Cyber Incident
JLR's Q4 wholesale volumes rose 61.1% quarter-on-quarter as production recovered from a cyber incident, but full-year sales dropped 23.2% due to tariffs, China challenges, and Jaguar wind-down.
- 95,300 units
- 61.1%
- 77.1%
What Happened
JLR reported Q4 FY26 wholesale volumes of 95,300 units, up 61.1% from Q3 as production normalized after a cyber incident, but down 14.5% year-on-year. Full year volumes fell 23.2% to 307,900 units, impacted by US tariffs, China market challenges, and the wind-down of legacy Jaguar models.
+61.1%
Recovery from cyber incident as production returned to normal
-23.2%
Full year impacted by US tariffs, China challenges, Jaguar wind-down, and cyber incident
77.1%%
Up from 66.3% in Q4 FY25, indicating stronger mix of high-value models
Why this matters
The recovery shows JLR is overcoming a major operational disruption, but ongoing market headwinds and model transitions continue to pressure annual sales.
Terms in This Story
- wholesale
- Sales of vehicles from the manufacturer to dealers, not to end customers.
- retail sales
- Sales of vehicles to end customers, including through dealers.
- cyber incident
- A cybersecurity event that temporarily disrupted JLR's production systems.
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