Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the British luxury carmaker owned by India’s Tata Motors, reported an 11% decline in first-quarter sales, following a temporary halt in vehicle exports to the United States.
The pause in shipments, which has now been resolved, was attributed to regulatory and logistical issues that briefly disrupted the company’s U.S. operations — one of its key markets. JLR said deliveries have since resumed, but the interruption weighed heavily on quarterly performance.
Despite the setback, the automaker remains optimistic about demand for its Range Rover and Defender models, which continue to perform well in other regions. JLR is also pushing forward with its electrification strategy, aiming to stabilize global sales and improve supply chain resilience in the quarters ahead.
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