Overview

• Jaguar Land Rover India achieved record fiscal-2025 sales of 6,183 units, marking a 40% year-on-year growth.
• The UK-India Free Trade Agreement reduces import duties on high-end battery electric vehicles (BEVs) from 110% to 50%, enhancing JLR’s competitiveness in India.
• JLR aims to double its business in India within 3–4 years by expanding its EV offerings and increasing its dealership network from 25 to around 50 outlets by 2030.
• The company plans to launch the all-electric Jaguar Type 00 and an electric Range Rover later in 2025, furthering its transition to a fully electric Jaguar portfolio.
• India’s luxury car market is projected to grow significantly, with JLR focusing on bespoke offerings and leveraging its Pune assembly plant to meet rising demand.