JLR sales grow 61.1 percent as production normalises
The luxury carmaker posted sales of 95,300 units to dealers between January and March. This growth comes as production levels recover from a cyber incident.
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Jaguar Land Rover, the luxury automotive brand headquartered in the United Kingdom, has reported a 61.1% sequential increase in sales volume for the fourth quarter. This growth indicates a return to normal production levels following a cyber incident that disrupted manufacturing operations last year. The automaker, which is a subsidiary of TATA MOTORS PASSENGER VEHICL based in India, achieved wholesale figures of 95,300 units during the January-to-March period.
