Having been featured in nine Bond films since Octopussy in 1983, Jaguar Land Rover is again on a new mission with James Bond. The automaker has confirmed a three-year partnership with the James Bond brand, in a new cinematic experience centre opening middle of this year.
Jaguar Land Rover has followed Volvo’s initiative and announced that it too will be ending its reliance on the internal combustion engine and only selling all electric or hybrid cars by 2020; this is despite not making ANY electric vehicles at present.
Jaguar Land Rover has officially launched its latest offering and whilst Jaguar may be new to the luxury SUV game, its kissing cousin, Range Rover, is of course the brand that started the genre in the first place.
The craze for SUV’s seems to be gathering momentum with today’s official announcement from Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) of an all-new model to be shoe-horned into the Range Rover line-up, slotting in between the Evoque and the Discovery Sport.
According to a report carried by Reuters, the British-based but Indian-owned Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Group has commenced legal proceedings against Chinese automaker Jiangling for knocking off the design of the Range Rover Evoque.
