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JLR to begin car assembly in Tamil Nadu by 2026; Tata Motors delays Avinya EV launch

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

JLR to begin car assembly in Tamil Nadu by 2026; Tata Motors delays Avinya EV launch

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will start assembling luxury vehicles in Tamil Nadu from 2026, marking a significant investment by parent company Tata Motors. Initially focusing on Range Rover Evoque and Velar SUVs, the plant represents a strategic manufacturing shift from Pune. JLR's move aligns with expectations of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement influencing car import economics. Concurrently, Tata Motors delayed its Avinya electric vehicle launch to address engineering challenges, with plans for a standalone premium EV brand.

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The demerger of Tata Motors into Commercial Vehicles and Passenger Vehicles (including EV and JLR) is aimed at enhancing strategic focus and shareholder returns. Chairman N Chandrasekaran emphasized it would bring strategic clarity, agility, and foster superior customer experiences, rewarding careers, and long-term shareholder value. Effective by late 2025, the demerger supports Tata Motors’ growth strategy, innovation for cleaner mobility, and adoption of automation and AI, ensuring resilience amid global market volatility.

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