Jaguar Land Rover to stop production for the third week due to the electronic attack

The luxury car maker Jaguar Land Rover said on Tuesday that he will not resume vehicle manufacturing operations until September 24th due to Electronic attack earlier this month.

In a new statementThe company said it had informed colleagues, suppliers and partners that the stopping of production would extend to its third week.

The company said this is due to “the restarting control of our global operations, which will take some time,” the company wrote.

Laura Savvas, spokeswoman for Jaguar Land Rover, owned by the Indian Giant Tata Motors, rejected the provision of more updates when accessed by Techcrunch.

BBC mentioned It is estimated that the cost of closing in the field of information technology and manufacturing costs the company at least 50 million pounds (about 68 million dollars) every week of lost production, as the company cannot produce 1,000 usual cars per week, but estimates vary. British daily I mentioned the telegraph The estimated losses are 72 million pounds (about 100 million dollars).

The Jaguar Land Rover supplier is concerned that they will not be able to manage such a long closure and fear of bankruptcy, according to the BBC.