The automotive world is buzzing with anticipation as Land Rover gears up to unveil its groundbreaking Extreme twin-turbo V8 Land Rover Defender flagship, proudly bearing the Octa badge.
In a groundbreaking move, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is set to unveil not just one, but four electrified Range Rover models alongside two cutting-edge electric Jaguars by 2026.
Exciting news for enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the groundbreaking new Range Rover Electric! Prospective buyers can secure their spot on the waiting list for this game-changing model
As we went to press the future of JLR as a relatively small player in the global rush to the EV had been given a boost with the news that parent Tata is to create a so-called gigafactory to manufacture batteries here in the UK
I imagine there’s been plenty of hard swallowing going on at JLR HQ lately as some of the older-guard product planners work their way through the repercussions of switching its big-selling medium-sized models to a new, all-electric architecture.
At a press conference on April 19, JLR reaffirmed its commitment to the controversial Reimagine strategy by confirming some initial details of the proposed EV range to be produced under the Jaguar brand.
Wearing bespoke graphics, specially commissioned ‘artisan’ badges, and dubbed the 100th Edition, the TDCi has been upgraded with Bowler’s Stage 2 engine package, which includes a modified ECU with a race-spec intercooler and exhaust
Jaguar Land Rover’s stated plan to move to the direct-selling ‘agency’ model by the end of 2024 will involve a separation of its products into four distinct brands: Range Rover, Discovery, Defender and Jaguar.
As we went to press with this issue, Jaguar Land Rover announced that sales were up to 80,000 during the third quarter of the year ending December 2022
