Jaguar Land Rover See Sales Rise

02/12/2009

Jaguar Land Rover had seen its sales rise 23% in the second quarter after its new models were well-received.

The new products such as the upgraded Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Discovery 4 had had successful launches.

India's Tata Motors made a net profit of 217.8m rupees ($4.7m; £2.8m). That compared with a loss of 9.4bn rupees a year earlier.

Tata said Jaguar Land Rover's performance was the highlight of the quarter.

Tata bought the British marques from Ford for £1.7bn in June 2008. Sales volumes at Jaguar Land Rover rose to 44,300 vehicles from 35,900 in the previous quarter.

Aggressive cost reduction had also paid off, Tata said. 

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