Jaguar Land Rover design chief to leave Coventry car maker
Julian Thomson has been director of design at Jaguar for just two years
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Jaguar’s design supremo Julian Thomson is to leave the Coventry car maker at the end of the month.
The news comes as a surprise, with Mr Thomson having been in the role for less than two years.
He took over as director of design from Ian Callum in June 2019, after many years working in the Jaguar design team.
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