The Latest Breaking News from JLR

It is reported that ministers could push the date for when conventionally fuelled new cars can no longer be sold in the UK from 2030 to 2035.

EV investment is obviously good news but, overshadowed by Brexit, British carmaking has halved in five years

JLR Chief Creative Officer Gerry McGovern concedes Jag has no brand equity whatsoever.

Karnataka govt. plans to convert old Deputy Commissioner's office into museum to showcase rare artefacts. Minister Patil expressed dissatisfaction over the artefacts gathering dust in the treasury. He will discuss the matter with CM Siddaramaiah and take steps to convert the heritage structure into a museum. Govt. also plans to…

Tata Group will invest over $5.16 billion (4 billion pounds) to build a 40-gigawatt-hour (GWh) battery cell plant in the United Kingdom to supply JLR plants.

India’s Tata Sons has confirmed plans to build a 4-billion-pound, or $5.2-billion, electric car battery factory in the U.K. The plant is expected to become one of Europe’s largest battery cell manufacturing sites when it begins production in 2026

Crooks are believed to be using technology to steal the vehicles, using devices sold online for around £1,300 to simply drive the cars away in less than 90 seconds.

Criminals are becoming more tech savvy, buying devices available online that can override the £100k car's security system.

Agratas Energy Storage Solutions will supply high-density battery packs with a capacity of up to 120 kWh for future Jaguar and Land Rover electric cars.