You can't buy a new Jaguar in its home country of the UK until 2026. The brand is going dormant to retool as EV-only.
India-based Tata Motors owns Jaguar Land Rover, which is based in the UK. Jaguar has stopped selling new vehicles in its home country until at least 2026 as the luxury British automaker prepares to go all-electric. As of Monday, Jaguar Land Rover ...
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Jaguar Land Rover profit hit by supply constraintsTata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has reported profit before tax in the quarter ended 30 September (Q2 FY25) at ...
For the first time since World War II, Jaguar is no longer selling vehicles in the U.K., according to a story on Bloomberg.
Jaguar Land Rover has revealed its pre-tax profit accelerated by 25 per cent during the first half of its financial year ...
Jaguar sold its last new car yesterday, as it winds down operations building petrol and diesel engined models and starts work ...
Chery Jaguar Land Rover, or CJLR for short, already assembles Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles for the Chinese ...
Range Rovers mix luxury with both on- and off-road performance. They've come a long way since their debut in the years just ...
The British 4x4 specialist Land Rover has just announced the special Discovery Anniversary Edition dedicated to the "world's ...
JLR first announced plans to transition Jaguar to an electric-only brand in early 2021, following the UK government's ...
JLR sees 59% rise in plug-in hybrid sales in the first half of the year, marking a shift towards electric vehicles.
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The Range Rover Velar to go electric in 2026Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is reportedly working on an electric version of its mid-sized luxury SUV, the Range Rover Velar.
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