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As the internal combustion engine goes the way of the dodo, it's becoming clearer that electric cars are the future; there's no denying it. But are all electric cars made equal? As the electric SUV...

Classic 1967 model was owned by the Oasis musician in the 1990s.

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Jaguar’s Managing Director, Rawdon Glover, recently stated that the company has come to grips with the fact that most customers will take their business elsewhere following the brand’s reinvention. He estimates as many as 85% of buyers won’t return to purchase the Type 00 when it arrives in production guise…

Exclusive: Customers are told the carmaker is allowing more time for testing and for demand to pick up

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Jaguar Land Rover has been in the news a lot recently. The company posted its biggest profit in a decade back in May, thanks mostly to the success of the Defender. But it's also faced criticism for its handling of Jaguar, which recently underwent a controversial rebrand, and currently doesn't…

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British carmaker to offer voluntary redundancy to managers after 15.1% sales drop in three months to June

Luxury car maker Jaguar Land Rover is axing up to 500 management jobs in the UK amid pressure on sales due to trade tariff woes

The car maker said around 1.5% of its UK workforce would be affected by the job cuts, which are going as part of a voluntary redundancy programme.