US EditionJaguar Land Rover Denies Firing Design Boss
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Jaguar's recent rebranding has drawn fierce criticism. Fans slammed the automaker's controversial advertising campaign and had plenty to say about the Type 00 concept - mostly negative. Now, the company is reportedly firing long-serving design chief Gerry McGovern, reports Telegraph. According to reports from Autocar and Autocar India, McGovern was "shoved out of the office" early last week. After Jaguar was contacted by global media for a state…
"Gerry McGovern was fired and escorted out of the office." About ten days ago, our colleagues from Autocar India announced in a staggering way the immediate dismissal of Gerry McGovern, the designer of Jaguar and Land Rover in the JLR group. 20 years at the service of Land Rover and Jaguar Arrived in 2004, four years before it was bought by Tata Motors in Ford, Gerry McGovern was one of the strong men of Jaguar and Land Rover, and was so to spea…
A few weeks ago, the British press went on to say that Jaguar Gerry McGovern's design director would have been fired. However, the company reacted and disappeared. The site Motor1.com writes that a manufacturer's voice explained the noises: "It is not true that we have stopped Gerry McGovern's work and we do not want to comment any more speculative articles." The alleged departure of the designer, responsible for the concept Jaguar Type 00, was …
The Jaguar-Land Rover group denies having fired its design boss. But he refuses to confirm that he still works in the company!...
Jaguar denies reports it sacked design boss after Type 00 backlash
More than a week after reports claimed the executive overseeing the design of Jaguar’s controversial Type 00 concept was sacked, the UK car maker has denied terminating his employment. Jaguar Land Rover has refuted reports – more than a week after they were published – that it has sacked long-time design chief Gerry McGovern. A statement issued by the UK car giant to media outlets such as Motor1 denies a report by Autocar and Autocar India earl…
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