The chief executive of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has resigned citing “personal reasons”, just days after the automaker reported an improvement in its financial performance.
Thierry Bollore, who joined the UK business from Renault in September 2020, would be replaced immediately by chief financial officer Adrian Mardell on an interim basis, the company’s Indian parent Tata Motors said.
It added that Mr Bollore would formally leave JLR at the end of the year.
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The chief executive of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has resigned citing “personal reasons”, just days after the automaker reported an improvement in its financial performance.
Thierry Bollore, who joined the UK business from Renault in September 2020, would be replaced immediately by chief financial officer Adrian Mardell on an interim basis, the company’s Indian parent Tata Motors said.
It added that Mr Bollore would formally leave JLR at the end of the year.