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    • Will new chief Thierry Bollore be able to steer JLR out of its existential crisis?

    • Jaguar Land Rover CEO Ralf Speth to step aside in September: Report

    • Jaguar Land Rover chief wants alliances, not a merger

    • 'Future will be electric': European carmakers take fight to Tesla

    • JLR unveils new Range Rover Velar, Jaguar I-PACE Concept

    • Jaguar Land Rover wants to build electric cars in Britain

    • Tata Sons inducts Ralf Speth, N Chandrasekaran on board

    • Tatas bring on Board TCS' N Chandrasekaran, JLR's Ralf Speth

    • Tata-JLR ends 'Defender' production

    • JLR CEO discusses slowdown in China, impact on auto sector

    • Tata JLR enters SUV market with launch of F-Pace model

    • Tata Motors' JLR confirms new Slovakian plant

    • Jaguar Land Rover plans new plant in Slovakia

    • Tata JLR announces mega 600mn pound investment in UK

    • Tata Motors' Jaguar Land Rover adds 1,300 new jobs in UK

    • JLR to roll out new mid-sized sports sedan next year

    • Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover posts record car sales

    • JLR to create 1,700 UK jobs in new sports car drive

      The company, owned by India's Tata Motors , on Tuesday said the investment would also deliver another 24,000 jobs in the supply chain.

    • JLR to invest £1.5 bn in new tech, create 1,700 UK jobs

      The latest additions will bring the total number of UK manufacturing jobs announced by JLR over the last three years to almost 11,000.

    • JLR aims to sell 100,000 cars in China this year: Exec

      Tata Motors posted a 23 percent fall in quarterly profit as higher sales of its luxury Jaguar Land Rover vehicles failed to offset sagging sales at home.

    • Karl Slym has fix for ailing Tata Motors

      Karl Slym wants to change the way Tata Motors makes and sells its cars. But the cars he has don‘t sell; and his idea of those that will should take at least two years to hit the market.

    • Jaguar to decide on global footprint after China plant

      Jaguar Land Rover will not expand its overseas production capacity until its new China factory comes online, its CEO said on Tuesday, and will target growing demand in markets such as Turkey to continue round-the-clock manufacturing in the UK.

    • Jaguar Land Rover to raise investment in UK engine plant

      Tata Motors owned Jaguar Land Rover plans to increase investment in the new engine manufacturing centre in the UK to more than GBP 500 million from earlier committed GBP 350 million.

    • Tata Motors Q1: Domestic slowdown hurts, JLR boosts growth

      Tata Motors' first quarter consolidated net profit rose 12% year-on-year at Rs 2,245 crore. But it missed analysts expectations due to a foreign exchange loss and slow sales in the domestic market.

    • JLR to hire 1,100 people for Castle Bromwich plant

      Even as the United Kingdom reels under economic slowdown, Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) today announced it will hire 1,100 people for its manufacturing facility at Castle Bromwich to support launch of new models.

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