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Jaguar Land Rover Suspends Exports To US Post Trump's Tariff Increase
JLR is a key component of Tata Motors, playing a vital role in its overall revenue.
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Tata Motors Looks to Local Battery Play as EV Competition Rises
Tata's EV market lead shrunk to 62 percent in 2024 from 73 percent a year ago as rival JSW MG Motor gained share with its new cars. This year, Mahindra & Mahindra, Hyundai Motor and market leader Maruti Suzuki will also launch EVs in India.
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'Big Moment': David Cameron On Tata's Takeover Of Jaguar Land Rover
Former British prime minister David Cameron hailed Tata Motors' takeover of Jaguar Land Rover, calling it a "big moment".
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The Jaguar Land Rover Story: How Ratan Tata Triumphed After Ford Snub
The story of how Ratan Tata, snubbed and humiliated by the Ford Motor Company when trying to sell a car production unit in 1999, turned the tables by buying two of its biggest brands a mere nine years later.
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Remembering Ratan Tata: His Automotive Legacy Will Remain Unparalleled In India
With the recent demise of Mr. Ratan Tata, we take a look at how he shaped India's and Tata Motors' automotive legacy.
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JLR To Make In India - Range Rover, Range Rover Sport Prices To Fall 22%
Tata Motors owned Jaguar Land Rover will start producing its Range Rover and Range Rover Sport in India, marking a first for the iconic models in their 54-year long history, to be rolled out from a country outside of the UK.
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Jaguar Land Rover Announces GBP 15 Billion Investment in EVs to Catch Up With Rivals: Details
Jaguar Land Rover, owned by India's Tata Motors, announced on Wednesday that it will invest GBP 15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,23,200 crore) in electric vehicle technology. The carmaker also promised it would deliver a new electric Jaguar by 2025 — the firm has not launched any zero-emission vehicles since its well-received electric I-Pace in 2018.
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Auto Expo 2023: Tata Considering Setting Up Battery Cell Plants for EVs in India, Europe
Tata is considering setting up plants in India and Europe to produce battery cells for electric vehicles (EV), according to the chief financial officer of its auto unit. Tata is evaluating two production bases, the other one is in Europe, so that the battery cell needs of its luxury car unit Jaguar Land Rover - which has a manufacturing facility th...
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Tata Motors Group Global Sales Up 33 Per Cent In Q2 FY2023
The Group posted cumulative wholesales of 3,35,976 units in the second quarter of the financial year.
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Tata Motors' Global Wholesales Grew 48 Per Cent In Q1 FY2023
In the quarter that ended on June 30, 2022, Tata Motors' global wholesales in Q1 FY23, including Jaguar Land Rover, stood at 3,16,443 units, registering a significant 48 per cent growth as compared to what the company sold during the April-June period in 2021.
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India's Tata Group Readying Plan For Battery Company In India, Abroad
Tata Motors has plans to launch 10 electric models by 2025 while Jaguar Land Rover's Jaguar brand is set to go all-electric by 2025
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India's Tata Group Readying Plan For Battery Company In India, Abroad
Tata Motors has plans to launch 10 electric models by 2025 while Jaguar Land Rover's Jaguar brand is set to go all-electric by 2025
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Tata Motors Alerts About Inflation and Chip Shortage as Demand Improves
Tata Motors is currently facing the biggest challenges of dealing with price hike and semiconductor shortage, as the company witnesses an improve in demand. The combination of a chip shortage and strong demand has resulted in pending orders of around 168,000 vehicles at Jaguar Land Rover, said Balaji.
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Tata Group Said to Launch Electric Vehicle Battery Company in India, Abroad
India's tech-to-autos Tata Group is said to be drawing up plans to launch a battery company in India and abroad, as per a statement by chairman N Chandrasekaran, as Tata deepens its push to build electric vehicles.
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Tata Motors Reports 4th Consecutive Quarter Of Losses
Tata Motors, the owners of the Jaguar and Land Rover brands, reported a fourth consecutive quarterly loss today, weighed down by higher commodity prices and the global chip shortage.
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Jaguar Land Rover Suspends Exports To US Post Trump's Tariff Increase
JLR is a key component of Tata Motors, playing a vital role in its overall revenue.
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Tata Motors Looks to Local Battery Play as EV Competition Rises
Tata's EV market lead shrunk to 62 percent in 2024 from 73 percent a year ago as rival JSW MG Motor gained share with its new cars. This year, Mahindra & Mahindra, Hyundai Motor and market leader Maruti Suzuki will also launch EVs in India.
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'Big Moment': David Cameron On Tata's Takeover Of Jaguar Land Rover
Former British prime minister David Cameron hailed Tata Motors' takeover of Jaguar Land Rover, calling it a "big moment".
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The Jaguar Land Rover Story: How Ratan Tata Triumphed After Ford Snub
The story of how Ratan Tata, snubbed and humiliated by the Ford Motor Company when trying to sell a car production unit in 1999, turned the tables by buying two of its biggest brands a mere nine years later.
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Remembering Ratan Tata: His Automotive Legacy Will Remain Unparalleled In India
With the recent demise of Mr. Ratan Tata, we take a look at how he shaped India's and Tata Motors' automotive legacy.
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JLR To Make In India - Range Rover, Range Rover Sport Prices To Fall 22%
Tata Motors owned Jaguar Land Rover will start producing its Range Rover and Range Rover Sport in India, marking a first for the iconic models in their 54-year long history, to be rolled out from a country outside of the UK.
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Jaguar Land Rover Announces GBP 15 Billion Investment in EVs to Catch Up With Rivals: Details
Jaguar Land Rover, owned by India's Tata Motors, announced on Wednesday that it will invest GBP 15 billion (roughly Rs. 1,23,200 crore) in electric vehicle technology. The carmaker also promised it would deliver a new electric Jaguar by 2025 — the firm has not launched any zero-emission vehicles since its well-received electric I-Pace in 2018.
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Auto Expo 2023: Tata Considering Setting Up Battery Cell Plants for EVs in India, Europe
Tata is considering setting up plants in India and Europe to produce battery cells for electric vehicles (EV), according to the chief financial officer of its auto unit. Tata is evaluating two production bases, the other one is in Europe, so that the battery cell needs of its luxury car unit Jaguar Land Rover - which has a manufacturing facility th...
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Tata Motors Group Global Sales Up 33 Per Cent In Q2 FY2023
The Group posted cumulative wholesales of 3,35,976 units in the second quarter of the financial year.
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Tata Motors' Global Wholesales Grew 48 Per Cent In Q1 FY2023
In the quarter that ended on June 30, 2022, Tata Motors' global wholesales in Q1 FY23, including Jaguar Land Rover, stood at 3,16,443 units, registering a significant 48 per cent growth as compared to what the company sold during the April-June period in 2021.
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India's Tata Group Readying Plan For Battery Company In India, Abroad
Tata Motors has plans to launch 10 electric models by 2025 while Jaguar Land Rover's Jaguar brand is set to go all-electric by 2025
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India's Tata Group Readying Plan For Battery Company In India, Abroad
Tata Motors has plans to launch 10 electric models by 2025 while Jaguar Land Rover's Jaguar brand is set to go all-electric by 2025
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Tata Motors Alerts About Inflation and Chip Shortage as Demand Improves
Tata Motors is currently facing the biggest challenges of dealing with price hike and semiconductor shortage, as the company witnesses an improve in demand. The combination of a chip shortage and strong demand has resulted in pending orders of around 168,000 vehicles at Jaguar Land Rover, said Balaji.
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Tata Group Said to Launch Electric Vehicle Battery Company in India, Abroad
India's tech-to-autos Tata Group is said to be drawing up plans to launch a battery company in India and abroad, as per a statement by chairman N Chandrasekaran, as Tata deepens its push to build electric vehicles.
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Tata Motors Reports 4th Consecutive Quarter Of Losses
Tata Motors, the owners of the Jaguar and Land Rover brands, reported a fourth consecutive quarterly loss today, weighed down by higher commodity prices and the global chip shortage.
