Summary
Up to 275 jobs may be cut at Bentley as the company invests in new electric models at its Crewe plant. Despite announcing positive financial results, Bentley is making organizational adjustments to stay competitive. The job cuts will affect management, agency, and non-manufacturing roles.
Key Facts
- Bentley plans to cut up to 275 jobs due to efficiency activities.
- The job cuts are part of Bentley's investment in electric vehicle production.
- The affected roles include management, agency, and non-manufacturing jobs.
- Bentley has been profitable for seven years, with an operating profit of £186m in 2025.
- The company is investing £2.5bn in its Crewe plant to support electrification.
- The Crewe factory is moving toward becoming carbon neutral.
- Bentley aims to release several electric models by 2030.
- President Trump's tariffs, notably affecting China, have impacted Bentley's market.
