Tata Motors’ British cash cow, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR, 45 per cent growth in Indian sales in the nine months from this January) is confident of maintaining the momentum, backed by new products.
“The last nine months have been extremely well. Our new launches, the XE diesel and F-Pace, picked up the pace. With the new Discovery at Rs 71.38 lakh, we have filled the gap between the Discovery Sport and Range Rover Sport,” said Rohit Suri, president of JLR India.
With these launches and of the upcoming Velar, the company hopes to take the India market share to 14 per cent