The Jaguar brand recorded retail sales of 14,613 units in November, up 83 per cent, driven by continuing strong sales of the new XF and the F-PACE, JLR said.
The month's performance has been driven by the new Jaguar XF (with the addition of the long wheel base XFL in China) and F-PACE as well as continuing solid sales of the Land Rover Discovery Sport and Range Rover Sport, it added.
On the NSE, the stock ended the day at Rs 461.25, up 3.57 per cent. The stock had jumped 4.27 per cent to an intra-day high of Rs 464.40.
Commenting on sales performance, JLR Group Sales Operations Director, Andy Goss said: "These are solid results underpinned by encouraging performance in China, where our sales are growing healthily in an incredibly competitive environment."
It was partially offset by softer sales in the UK (down 13 per cent), Europe (down 6 per cent) and in other overseas markets, which include Russia and Brazil (down 25 per cent), the statement added.
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