With the Indian Luxury car market expected to grow consistently in the next few years, Jaguar and Land Rover aim to double its business in India over the next 3-4 years. Amid plans to further bolster its product portfolio and sales network as per media reports, Jaguar Land Rover plans to break into the Top Ten markets of Tata.
In an interview with PTI JLR India Managing Director Rajan Amba stated that demand and appreciation for bespoke models remains high in India and hence the brand seeks to offer such products in the country. He further elucidated, that JLR India has witnessed better growth rate than the rest of the Domestic luxury car industry. And the brand retains momentum for sustainable growth going ahead.
Jaguar Land Rover India reported its best over performance in a fiscal with a total retail sales of around 6,183 units in FY25, a growth of 40% over the FY24. Similarly dispatches to dealers rose by 39% year on year 6,266 units last fiscal year. The Brand further plans to expand its product range and sales network to grow its business in the country.
Bid To Convert Into An Aspirational Purchase
The JLR sales network is currently spread across 21 cities in India through 5 authorized outlets. As per the details the brand would further plan to invest towards Halo models to make the brand an aspirational entity the users can look forward to.
To further ensure that the company can achieve its goal, it plans to introduce Range Rover BEV in the current line up that consists of Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Velar, Range Rover Evoque , Defender , Discovery and Discovery Sport. Earlier this year the brand had announced an Indian production run for Range Rover and Range Rover Sport.
Previously The company had revealed that in April 2025, it implemented a series of short term actions to address the immediate impact of trade tariffs introduced by US administration on the global automotive sector. Jaguar and Land Rover had planned an investment spend of 18 billion pounds over a five year period. The Brand would execute individual growth strategies for Jaguar and Land Rover.
