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JLR CEO Adrian Mardell retires after 35 years at the firm
JLR CEO Adrian Mardell is leaving the British manufacturer after almost three years at the helm, Autocar can reveal. Mardell was appointed as CEO in 2023, following the sudden departure of Thierry Bolloré, and has led the Jaguar and Land Rover brands through one of the most transformative periods in their respective histories.
Jaguar Land Rover's chief executive Adrian Mardell is set to retire from the company after more than three decades of service ...
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JLR postpones new electric models – reportThe delay impacts customers awaiting the electric Range Rover, with deliveries now commencing next year instead of late 2025.
After 35 years at the brand and three years at the helm, Adrian Mardell is leaving at a pivotal time for the British company ...
Forbes, in collaboration with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and JLR, hosted an engaging fireside chat featuring industry ...
After more than three decades with the company, Adrian Mardell is retiring [Reuters] The chief executive of Jaguar Land Rover ...
The secondary effect from the US upending global economic norms is a weaker dollar, which also pushes up the price of JLR cars in its largest market. Companies like JLR ‘hedge’ against currency swings ...
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A violent grandson left his grandad with a bleed on the brain after a 'brutal attack' at his home. Jakob Walpole had a 'very ...
Tata Motors Ltd (NSE:TAMO) is set to acquire Italian truck manufacturer Iveco (BIT:IVG) for $4.5 billion from the Agnelli familys investment firm Exor (AS:EXOR), according to the Economic Times. The ...
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