“While the increase in cess will impact consumer demand, investment and job creation, we are glad that the Government and GST Council took note of our concerns and somewhat moderated the increase in cess.
Since the GST implementation on 1st July we were witnessing increase in demand for Jaguar and Land Rover brands and we are hopeful that this will continue in future as well.”
Land Rover Experience begins to excite the customers in Aamby Valley The event has been scheduled on the weekend of 16th to 18th December, 2016 for the convenience of our customers Discovery Sport and Range […]
Mumbai, February 9, 2018: The Tata Motors Group global wholesales in January 2018, including Jaguar Land Rover, were at 114,797 nos., higher by 20%, over January 2017. Global wholesales of all Tata Motors’ commercial vehicles and Tata […]
Jaguar Land Rover estimates price reduction of up to 12% for locally manufactured name-plates The price reduction will vary from state to state on model-wise basis Benefits equivalent to expected price reduction will be passed […]
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