Jaguar Land Rover has begun restarting production more than a month after a major cyber-attack halted its global operations.
The company said work resumes this week at sites across the West Midlands, including Wolverhampton and Solihull.
Production in Slovakia will follow soon, while the Halewood plant update is expected shortly.
JLR’s sales fell 17% year on year to 85,495 vehicles in the latest quarter, hit by shutdowns and U.S. tariffs.
Chief executive Adrian Mardell called the restart “an important moment,” saying recovery is now under way.
To support struggling suppliers, JLR launched a financing scheme to provide upfront payments and ease cash-flow pressures.
The UK government has also pledged a £1.5bn loan guarantee to stabilise the supply chain.
Business secretary Peter Kyle said the restart was “welcome news,” but warned smaller suppliers still face heavy strain.
