Tata Motors Jaguar Land Rover

Tata says demand remains strong for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and India passenger vehicles, with commercial vehicles seeing a gradual improvement.

Replying to a shareholder's query on the company's investment expenditure details, Chandrasekaran said, "For FY21 it was INR 19,800 crore. For FY22 the plan is Rs. 28,900 crore, that is basically 2.5 billion pounds for JLR on an annual basis and Rs. 3,000 crore to Rs. 3,500 crore for Tata Motors."

Tata Motors reiterated that it expected the chip supply crunch in the second quarter to be greater than in the first, likely resulting in wholesale volumes at JLR to be about 50% lower than planned.

Tata Motors Q1 Results: Retail sales ofJaguar Land Rover in the first quarter of current financial year came in at 124,537 vehicles, up 68.1 per cent on an annual basis.

Tata Motors Group has released the global wholesales numbers for the first quarter of Financial Year 2021-22. Between April and June 2021, the company's collective sales, including Jaguar Land Rover, stood at 2,14,250 units.

Luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Plc issued a profit warning on Tuesday citing the impact of semiconductor chip shortage on vehicle production

Jaguar Land Rover said that it expects shortages will continue through to the end of the year and beyond.

Tata Motors confirmed the fund raising and said it will use $318 million of proceeds to refinance existing loans and the rest for corporate expenses.

The net loss is primarily attributed to a large write off related to subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover as Tata Motors wrote down assets worth Rs. 9,606.1 crore for cancelled models at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).

The Mumbai-headquartered firm posted a consolidated net loss of Rs 76 crore during the January-March period, narrowing its losses from Rs 9,890 crore a year earlier.

Tata Motors has recorded a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) growth of 18.36 per cent this time around.

For the full 2020/21 fiscal year, Jaguar Land Rover global retail sales totaled 439,588 vehicles, down 13.6 per cent on the previous year as a result of the impact of the pandemic.

Jaguar Land Rover has initiated a global restructuring process, and India too is a part of it. As part of the process, the Tata Motors-owned British luxury carmaker is set to reduce its workforce in India. In fact, the company has already commenced the lay-off process.

Jaguar Land Rover: Tata Motors said it was concerned by semiconductor shortages and Brexit-related supply disruptions as its luxury car sales recover

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) unveiled plans to go electric, saying it aims to be net zero on carbon emissions by 2039 as it joined a global race to roll out clean-energy vehicles.

Tata says demand remains strong for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) and India passenger vehicles, with commercial vehicles seeing a gradual improvement.

Replying to a shareholder's query on the company's investment expenditure details, Chandrasekaran said, "For FY21 it was INR 19,800 crore. For FY22 the plan is Rs. 28,900 crore, that is basically 2.5 billion pounds for JLR on an annual basis and Rs. 3,000 crore to Rs. 3,500 crore for Tata Motors."

Tata Motors reiterated that it expected the chip supply crunch in the second quarter to be greater than in the first, likely resulting in wholesale volumes at JLR to be about 50% lower than planned.

Tata Motors Q1 Results: Retail sales ofJaguar Land Rover in the first quarter of current financial year came in at 124,537 vehicles, up 68.1 per cent on an annual basis.

Tata Motors Group has released the global wholesales numbers for the first quarter of Financial Year 2021-22. Between April and June 2021, the company's collective sales, including Jaguar Land Rover, stood at 2,14,250 units.

Luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover Automotive Plc issued a profit warning on Tuesday citing the impact of semiconductor chip shortage on vehicle production

Jaguar Land Rover said that it expects shortages will continue through to the end of the year and beyond.

Tata Motors confirmed the fund raising and said it will use $318 million of proceeds to refinance existing loans and the rest for corporate expenses.

The net loss is primarily attributed to a large write off related to subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover as Tata Motors wrote down assets worth Rs. 9,606.1 crore for cancelled models at Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).

The Mumbai-headquartered firm posted a consolidated net loss of Rs 76 crore during the January-March period, narrowing its losses from Rs 9,890 crore a year earlier.

Tata Motors has recorded a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) growth of 18.36 per cent this time around.

For the full 2020/21 fiscal year, Jaguar Land Rover global retail sales totaled 439,588 vehicles, down 13.6 per cent on the previous year as a result of the impact of the pandemic.

Jaguar Land Rover has initiated a global restructuring process, and India too is a part of it. As part of the process, the Tata Motors-owned British luxury carmaker is set to reduce its workforce in India. In fact, the company has already commenced the lay-off process.

Jaguar Land Rover: Tata Motors said it was concerned by semiconductor shortages and Brexit-related supply disruptions as its luxury car sales recover

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) unveiled plans to go electric, saying it aims to be net zero on carbon emissions by 2039 as it joined a global race to roll out clean-energy vehicles.