The recent cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover has sent ripples through its entire ecosystem — and buyers and current owners are feeling the impact in several tangible ways. For prospective buyers, the attack disrupted vehicle registrations, delayed deliveries, and even caused dealerships to pause operations as internal systems went offline.  For existing owners, aftersales support and parts availability have been hampered — with supply chain delays and logistics breakdowns making it harder to get replacement components, scheduled maintenance, or warranty repairs in a timely fashion. On top of that, the cyberattack has rattled confidence in the brand: used‑car buyer interest plummeted (views per listing dropped by up to 40%) even while used Land Rover values rose due to the squeeze on new supply. For owners worried about data security, leaked internal documents and system code expose possible risks of profile or vehicle‐service data misuse, making some question how safe their personal or vehicle information really is.