Lower sales in the UK and Europe failed to offset gains in China and North America for Jaguar Land Rover during its latest quarter, new figures have revealed.
The automotive giant, which has UK operations across the Midlands and North West, has reported retail sales for the three months to the end of September 2022 of 88,121 vehicles, an increase of 9,296 compared with the previous quarter ending June 30.
JLR added that compared to the first quarter, retail sales were higher in China (+38%), North America (+27%) and Overseas (+14%) but were lower in UK (-7%) and Europe (-10%).
