Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) faces continued production disruption until at least September 24 following a serious cyber attack that began on September 1, with industry sources warning delays could extend into November. The hack caused JLR to shut down IT networks and production, leading to significant financial losses and concerns for its extensive supply chain.

• The cyber attack is costing JLR at least £50 million per week in lost production, with concerns about supply chain bankruptcies.
• Unite the union has called for a furlough scheme to support workers affected by the production halt, highlighting potential job losses.
• A group calling itself Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters has claimed responsibility for the hack.