JLR invests £500m in Halewood plant in EV roll-out

JLR is investing £500m in its Halewood facility to produce electric vehicles, alongside existing combustion and hybrid models at the plant. Originally built in 1963 to produce the Ford Anglia, Halewood is being transformed for the electric era. So far, £250m has been invested in the site, which has been extended by 32,364 sqm to… Continue reading JLR invests £500m in Halewood plant in EV roll-out

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In the world of eccentric Japanese car manufacturers, the maker of this car, the new Mazda CX-80, is perhaps the most unpredictable and wilful. Take the Pathfinder XV-1: a Series 1 Land Rover knock-off, only even more goggle-eyed, especially when painted Kermit green, as many were. In the 1960s, a tiny run of these 4x4s left… Continue reading Untitled

JLR readies Halewood plant to produce EVs alongside ICE and hybrid models

JLR has announced a £500 million (Rs 5,096 crore) investment to transform its historic Halewood facility to support the parallel production of electric vehicles, alongside existing combustion and hybrid models.  Originally built in 1963 to produce the Ford Anglia, Halewood is being transformed for the electric era. With £250 million already invested, the transformation so… Continue reading JLR readies Halewood plant to produce EVs alongside ICE and hybrid models

Indian steelmakers seek higher tariffs as Chinese imports surge

In its letter, ISA also urged Sitharaman to impose an extra 25% import tax on steel. India’s steelmakers have called on the government to double tariffs on steel imports to curb a surge in cheaper steel shipments from China, according to a letter from an industry association seen by Reuters. The world’s second-biggest crude steel… Continue reading Indian steelmakers seek higher tariffs as Chinese imports surge

JLR to spend USD 669 million in retooling UK plant for e-SUV production: Report  

JLR aims to spend £500 million ($669 million) retooling one of its several factories in England, that is slated to begin manufacturing of electric SUVs, Bloomberg reported.  It has already invested more than £250 million in its Halewood plant in the last 12 months, the newswire reported.  The firm said in a statement on Thursday,… Continue reading JLR to spend USD 669 million in retooling UK plant for e-SUV production: Report  

Jaguar Land Rover to invest £500m in Halewood car plant

Jaguar Land Rover has already spent £250m on new car production lines, machinery, people and digital technology at the Halewood plant. Photograph: Jaguar Land Rover View image in fullscreen Jaguar Land Rover has already spent £250m on new car production lines, machinery, people and digital technology at the Halewood plant. Photograph: Jaguar Land Rover Jaguar… Continue reading Jaguar Land Rover to invest £500m in Halewood car plant

JLR Halewood plant ready to build EV and ICE Land Rovers

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced a further £250 million investment in its plant in Halewood, Merseyside, to ready it for the production of new Range Rover models. The plant is being transformed to enable the production of new SUVs on the upcoming EMA platform, which supports pure-combustion, hybrid and battery-electric powertrains. The total investment in… Continue reading JLR Halewood plant ready to build EV and ICE Land Rovers

@Tata-JLR: JLR INVESTS £500 MILLION INTO CREATING EV FACTORY OF THE FUTURE IN MERSEYSIDE

 About JLR Halewood:  ‑ Originally built in 1962, the plant is a purpose‑built manufacturing site ‑ 1963 manufacture of the Ford Anglia began ‑ Halewood started producing the Jaguar X‑Type in 2001: ‑ First all‑wheel‑drive Jaguar  ‑ First diesel Jaguar ‑ Freelander 2 was the first JLR car with stop‑start technology ‑ Range Rover Evoque… Continue reading @Tata-JLR: JLR INVESTS £500 MILLION INTO CREATING EV FACTORY OF THE FUTURE IN MERSEYSIDE

The Automotive Four-Wheel Drive Vehicle Market is projected to grow by USD 82.3 Billion from 2024-2028, with AI impacting trends and electrification of components boosting growth – Technavio

NEW YORK, Sept. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Report on how AI is redefining market landscape – The Global Automotive Four-Wheel Drive Vehicle Market size is estimated to grow by USD 82.3 billion from 2024-2028, according to Technavio. The market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of over 3.61%  during the forecast period. Benefits associated with… Continue reading The Automotive Four-Wheel Drive Vehicle Market is projected to grow by USD 82.3 Billion from 2024-2028, with AI impacting trends and electrification of components boosting growth – Technavio