Sales in China, where the high-end market is still growing, tanked. JLR has long been a profit center for the whole company
Last week, the firm's boss Ralf Speth warned that the wrong Brexit deal could cost tens of thousands of car jobs and risks production at the firm
Sales of Jaguar brand were up 7.7% at 11,802 units last month, while those of Land Rover stood at 24,827 unit
The cars will be sold to worldwide through the same dealer network
Investing in electric cars won't pull the luxury automaker out of its pothole
The big cat gets a new affordable kitten variant priced at Rs 12.9 million and Rs 21.5 million (ex-showroom Delhi)
Jaguar F-TYPE 2.0 litre Coupe starts from Rs 9.09 million while the 2.0 litre Convertible starts from Rs 10.1 million
Jaguar Land Rover total retail sales in first quarter of this fiscal were at 145,510 units, up 5.9 per cent year-on-year
Recent weeks have seen criticism of the government by some of the biggest companies operating in Britain
China is moving to cap carbon emissions by 2030, which means automakers will need battery-powered vehicles
JLR is increasing spending to be able to produce by 2025 three versions of all its models, including those powered by fossil fuels, electric batteries or a combination of both
The Birmingham-based entity will be pumping in £4.5 bn annually from FY19 to FY21
JLR said in January it would decide this year whether to build electric cars in its home market after announcing all of its new cars will be available in an electric or hybrid version from 2020
Last year, JLR reportedly invested $5.2 billion in total, and around $1.9 billion or almost 6.2 per cent of its sales in R&D.
Like its German rivals BMW and Mercedes, JLR counts China as one of its most important markets both in terms of volume, as well as, profitability
Sales of diesel cars have hit a road bump in many European countries as regulators and politicians crack down on the segment with plans for bans, levies and additional taxes in many cities
In January, the firm said it would temporarily reduce production at its northern English car plant in Halewood later this year
Tata Motors owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) today launched XE and XF sedans in India with new light-weight petrol engine. The price of Jaguar XE, powered by the all-aluminium Ingenium 2-litre petrol powertrain, starts from Rs 35.99 lakh while that of XF starts from Rs 49.80 lakh. "The Jaguar XE and XF have done tremendously well in India, and with the entry of the refined and efficient Ingenium petrol powertrain on our award-winning sedans, we expect more customers to enjoy the thrilling drive experience these two cars offer," JLR India President & Managing Director Rohit Suri said in a statement. The Ingenium petrol engines use JLR's low friction all-aluminium-intensive design to provide excellent thermal properties and light-weight construction for improved efficiency and enhanced vehicle dynamics. The powertrain is offered in both 147 kW and 184 kW outputs and is mated to an 8-speed electronic automatic transmission.
The company in a statement said that the I-PACE will be built in Plant Graz, Austria
The Irish town of Shannon is seen as a hi-tech hotbed