Unable to keep pace with more mainstream European premium brands like Mercedes, JLR is hoping to cater to luxury customers that might otherwise opt for a Porsche.

New flagship boasts increased firepower and fanciful hydraulic dampers to excel on and off tarmac. Read more at straitstimes.com.

When the current Land Rover Defender launched for 2020 it was targeting those in search of rugged, stylish performancevi

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will invest 65 million pounds ($80.71 million) to expand its luxury paint services in the UK and Slovakia to meet increased demand for personalised cars from high-end clients,

Although an electric Defender is definitely in the offing, it will happen by the end of the decade on a different platform from the D7x of the current Defender

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Fortunately, the SVR isn’t all mouth and no trousers. With 550hp and 507 lb ft of torque, it sprints to 62mph in 4.7 seconds. Top speed is 162mph – not bad for something with the aerodynamic properties of a garden shed. An eight-speed semi-automatic gearbox is standard.

Jaguar Land Rover Automotive, the British arm of Tata Motors Ltd, is planning to raise $500 million through an offshore loan, according to a company statement, joining a flurry of dollar debt deals from Indian conglomerates.

The wait is almost over. The Range Rover electric SUV will finally hit showrooms this year. As one of the most anticipated launches of 2025, Range Rover’s first EV already has 57,000 buyers on the waitlist. Here’s what you can expect from the luxury electric SUV.

The new 110 OCTA pushes the Defender model to limits it’s never seen before with more power, an all-new suspension, all while keeping its luxury appeal.

Lister Cars says Government’s zero emission vehicle mandate has forced company to halt millions of pounds’ worth of work on its next vehicle