Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut around 4,000 jobs worldwide over the next two years as Tata Motors-owned luxury carmaker pursues £1.7 billion in savings and a lower break-even point of about 300,000 vehicles. The reductions build on JLR's voluntary redundancy programme for salaried and management staff, which excluded frontline production roles. JLR employs about 40,000 people globally, including roughly 30,000 in the UK. The company said its restructuring would support £15 billion to £18 billion of investment over five years in electrification, digital technology, advanced manufacturing and customer experience, alongside five product launches in the next 12 months. The plan follows weaker quarterly sales and profit, supply-chain disruptions, trade barriers, Chinese competition and the capital-intensive shift to electric vehicles.