All-electric by 2030 but Jaguar Land Rover signals it will employ fewer people
Jaguar Land Rover is developing fuel-cell technology that uses hydrogen gas to generate electricity to power cars and produces zero emissions.
Jaguar Land Rover is developing fuel-cell technology that uses hydrogen gas to generate electricity to power cars and produces zero emissions.
JLR said it was beginning to see recovery in vehicle sales and customers are returning to its showrooms in China.
The cars will be manufactured at the firm’s Castle Bromwich plant in the West Midlands.