US-Built Land Rover Defender Pickup To Be the First Fruit of Jaguar Land Rover's Stellantis Deal
The project could help JLR avoid U.S. truck tariffs while expanding Defender-branded vehicles in its largest growth market, executives said.
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British car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) says it is in talks with NATO countries about purchasing a military version of the existing Defender model. This is reported by the Financial Times, among others. The struggling company, owned by the Indian Tata, wants to benefit from rising defense budgets. "It is a growth market that we are actively looking at," according to JLR. The British Army has been using Land Rovers since the 1940s, and t…
US-Built Land Rover Defender Pickup To Be the First Fruit of Jaguar Land Rover's Stellantis Deal
Jaguar Land Rover's first vehicle developed under its North American tie-up with Stellantis could be a Defender-branded Land Rover pickup truck. According to The Times of London, which cites people familiar with the project, JLR and the multinational group intend to assemble this model stateside. Jaguar Land Rover and Netherlands-based Stellantis both declined to comment. What is on the record is the framework on which the Land Rover... (continu…
The British auto manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover plans to deliver an updated version of the Army SUV Defender Wolf Series II to the North Atlantic Alliance States. The British car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover is actively negotiating the supply of military equipment to a number of North Atlantic Alliance countries, transmitting TASS. The company intends to obtain an updated version of the Army vehicle Defender Wolf Series II. The company intends…
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