Tata Motors owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) on Monday (20) said it would be extending its temporary pause in production lines in the UK by a few weeks amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown. The UK's largest carmaker said it plans an "orderly return" for its plants located at Castle Bromwich, Solihull, and Halewood in the West Midlands and northern regions of England. "Our manufacturing sites are on a controlled stop and continue to adhere to government advice," a Jaguar Land Rover statement said. "Against the backdrop of rapidly changing circumstances, we have decided to extend this for a few more weeks. We are working on an orderly return to production as soon as conditions permit," the statement read. The company said it is "rigorously" following the guidance of all the relevant authorities in the countries in which it operates and will work towards a "phased" return to production as soon as conditions permit, including implementing robust screening protocols to best practice standards.