Overview
- PB Balaji will take over as JLR’s CEO in November 2025 after a board-approved search for his successor
- Adrian Mardell will remain through December to ensure a smooth handover after three years as CEO and 35 years with the company
- Tata Motors Chair N. Chandrasekaran said the board’s months-long vetting ensures strategic continuity for the Reimagine transformation
- Balaji, JLR’s first Indian CEO, has served as Group CFO at Tata Motors since 2017 and brings over three decades of finance and supply-chain expertise
- The transition aims to sustain the financial turnaround under Mardell and advance Jaguar Land Rover’s shift to an all-electric luxury brand by 2026