New technicians are being recruited across its Midlands sites
Jaguar Land Rover has announced it is creating 300 new technical roles as it looks to increase production of its profitable Range Rover models.
These roles are being created at its new body shop, and will enable 30 per cent more Range Rover and Range Rover Sports to be produced ‘in future quarters’, the firm has said. The Solihull site will also, from next year, be producing the long-awaited electric version of the Range Rover, which will be the first Land Rover EV.
“I am extremely excited to welcome a new cohort of individuals to develop their skills and join our family of proud creators of some of the most desirable modern luxury vehicles.’’
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