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Why is JLR suddenly looking to sell Defenders to NATO countries?

The Tata Motors-owned carmaker is creating a new defence division as European countries increase military spending and traditional car demand remains under pressure.

N Chandrasekaran
Business

Tata Motors to buy Italian firm for £3.2bn in global truck deal

The combined company aims to sell around 540,000 vehicles a year

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Business

JLR Q1 sales dip as US tariffs hit exports

The company, owned by India’s Tata Motors, sold 87,286 units to dealers worldwide during the quarter, compared to 97,755 units in the same period last year.

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Tata Motors shares fall 10 per cent after JLR halts US exports

The decline marked the company’s worst trading day in over three years. Since Trump announced the tariffs on March 26, Tata Motors’ shares have fallen 22 per cent.

JLR creates 150 new jobs in West Midlands
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JLR creates 150 new jobs in West Midlands

Company halted plans to build electric vehicles at parent company Tata Motors' upcoming £1 billion factory in southern India

Ratan Tata and Land Rover Managing Director Phil Popham pose with a Range Rover during a press conference to announce JLR's Indian market debut in Mumbai on June 28, 2009. (Photo: Getty Images)

How Ratan Tata turned humiliation into success with JLR acquisition

In 2008, nine years after the failed Ford meeting, Tata Motors acquired Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford.

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Tata Motors: India's new EV policy unsuited for JLR
Business

Tata Motors: India's new EV policy unsuited for JLR

“At this point in time, that specific policy is not something that is suitable for us. So, we don’t intend to leverage it at this point in time,” said Tata Motors Group CFO PB Balaji.

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Tata Motors global sales increase by 2 per cent in June quarter
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Tata Motors global sales increase by 2 per cent in June quarter

Global wholesales of passenger vehicles fell by 1 per cent year-on-year to 1,38,682 units in the first quarter, according to a statement from Tata Motors.

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