JLR will recruit 300 technicians and engineers for body shop production, testing and development, highlighting its commitment to West Midlands manufacturing and electric vehicle innovation.
JLR has recently unveiled ambitious recruitment plans in specialist areas as it transforms its manufacturing in the UK to build electric vehicles. The company is in the process of hiring 300 new technicians and test engineers, primarily to bolster Range Rover production and facilitate the development of next generation electric models.
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