Callum to step down as Jaguar design chief; Thomson named successor

June 04, 2019 01:51 PM

Jaguar's No. 2 designer, Julian Thomson, has been promoted to the top job at the U.K. luxury brand after current head of design Ian Callum announced he will leave the company, effective July 1.

Featured Stories

Manufacturing

Trump tariff relief ‘not enough’ to end supply chain and pricing worries, executives say

Manufacturing

Auto executives and analysts said Trump's tariff relief measures will not be enough to prevent price increases and supply chain woes.

By:

John Irwin

Trump tariff relief ‘not enough’ to end supply chain and pricing worries, executives say

Sales

Car buyers trying to beat tariff price hikes did a ‘bank run’ on dealers’ lots in April

Column: GM makes tariffs look survivable — but is it exceptional?

Dealership buy-sell database updates: 3 top 150 dealership groups acquire stores

Buy-Sell

By:

Gail Kachadourian Howe

Dealership buy-sell database updates: 3 top 150 dealership groups acquire stores

Latest News

Stellantis plots sprawling Mopar parts ‘mega hub’ west of Detroit

Daily 5 report for May 2: GM Canada spins more for less on Oshawa shift cut

April sales surge 10% as buyers rush to beat tariff-related price hikes

Top 5 Canadian auto stories this week: Hyundai’s production moves; Trump’s tariff tweaks; GM’s Oshawa cuts; more

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Executives

GM CEO Mary Barra, Hyundai Executive Chair Euisun Chung to keynote Automotive News Congress Sept. 11

Daily 5 report for April 25: Public gets a rare glimpse at the personal home of an automotive titan; final day of sale postponed

Roy Sjoberg, father of the Dodge Viper, remembered as charismatic leader

From the Newsroom: Inside Hyundai’s U.S. EV factory as tariffs shake up the auto industry

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.