Jaguar Land Rover has appointed the finance boss of Tata Motors as its new chief executive, in a move that increases the Indian owner’s influence over the UK luxury-car maker.
JLR said on Monday that P.B. Balaji, who has been on its board since 2017 as a non-executive director, would take the helm of the carmaker following the retirement of Adrian Mardell after three years as chief executive.
The change in leadership comes as JLR is engaged in a costly shift to an all-electric vehicle strategy and a controversial rebranding of the Jaguar marque, amid new financial pressures unleashed by US tariffs.
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