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Car experts note the 'striking resemblance' between the LandWind X7 and the Range Rover Evoque by The Week team LandWind/JLR Jaguar Land Rover accused Chinese car maker LandWind of a "breach of international regulations" after the company unveiled its new X7 at the Guangzhou motor show. Autocar magazine noted that the LandWind X7 bore a "striking resemblance" to the Range Rover Evoque, including similar body shape, configuration of lights, design of the radiator grill and the placement and styling of its logo across the bonnet. The car is a "brazen copy" of the off-roader, the Daily Mail says...

Read more about Tata Motors spurts as JLR remains unaffected by issues at UK ports on Business Standard. Tata Motors jumped 4.43% to Rs 176.70 after the company reassured that recent issues at UK ports have had no immediate impact for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).

Jaguar To Answer Tesla's Model X With New J-Pace EV SUV Views : 4,104 | Category: Spy News | Source: | SOURCE: www.autoexpress.co.uk SHARE THIS ARTICLE Jaguar is applying the finishing touches to a new all-electric SUV, which will sit above the I-Pace in the brand’s line-up. It’ll be called the J-Pace and serve as a direct competitor to the all-electric Tesla Model X. Jaguar’s recent management shake-up saw Ralf Speth hand over the company reins to the former head of Renault, Theirry Bolloré. Auto Express understands that one of Bolloré’s first acts as chairman will see the comp...

2020 is finally coming to an end and it’s a year many of us would like to forget. The automotive sector may have been hit hard by dealerships closing, cancelled launches and a host of other unforeseen issues due to you-know-what - but there were plenty of headlines to keep us entertained in the meantime.  There was the announcement that the ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars would jump from 2040 to 2030, which sent shockwaves through the automotive industry. Mitsubishi’s plan to exit Europe was another surprise, while the ongoing furore around the impact of coronavirus and Brexit...

► The challenges facing the sector... ► ...and car makers' plans for the future The boss of Bentley Motors has warned that the added cost of a hard Brexit would slice a quarter off the car maker's profits worldwide - and admitted that a last-minute deal with the EU was at the top of his Christmas wishlist. Speaking the week before Christmas, chairman and CEO Adrian Hallmark said: 'I sincerely hope some kind of common ground can be found in these last days of negotiations with the EU to find a credible trade deal. While a hard Brexit would not kill us, it would dent our profitability and m...