After more than three decades with the company, Adrian Mardell is retiring [Reuters] The chief executive of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is to step down after three years in the role.

Adrian Mardell, CEO of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), wants to retire after around three years in the top job. Under his leadership, the British manufacturer

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.

Adrian Mardell is stepping down as CEO of Jaguar Land Rover after leading the company through a significant transformation, including a shift to an all-electric portfolio and a return to profitability.

Jaguar Land Rover is the latest automaker in search of a new leader, with company veteran Adrian Mardell to leave by the end of 2025.

Jaguar Land Rover CEO Adrian Mardell is stepping down after 35 years at the automaker, including the last three as CEO. Mardell's tenure brought increased profits to JLR, and he started a major restructuring of the automaker's brands and model lineups that's still underway.

Jaguar Land Rover is losing its CEO after three short years. Adrian Mardell is stepping down, ending his 35-year career at the company, which culminated with a few years in the top seat. His time at the helm included an eyebrow-raising shift to electrification for Jaguar and other challenges for the storied British automakers.