Jaguar has named Rawdon Glover as its new managing director ahead of its relaunch in 2025.
He succeeds Philip Koehn, who has only publicly been the boss of Jaguar for the past few weeks. Koehn has led the Jaguar team since the start of the so-called Panthera project in 2019, having previously worked at Rolls-Royce on its Architecture of Luxury.
Glover, who has been at Jaguar Land Rover for almost a decade, was most recently managing director of JLR in the UK, a position he had been in since 2018.
He will be succeeded by Patrick McGillycuddy on an interim basis.
