UK's luxury car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has unveiled plans to invest £65m ($81.10m) to enhance its special paint ...

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will invest 65 million pounds ($80.71 million) to expand its luxury paint services in the UK and ...

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enabling limitless color capability and marking a key milestone towards JLR’s ambition to move to fully electrified paint shops in the future Castle Bromwich will have £41million injected to transform ...

JLR will establish new paint facilities and expand its SV Bespoke Paint service, allowing customers to customize their Range Rover SV models with an extensive palette of colors. As part of this ...

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is investing £65m to expand its special paint facilities globally, with a strong emphasis on sustainability. This initiative will help reduce the environmental impact of one of ...

The UK vehicle manufacturer JLR has invested £65 million into a new paint system, allowing buyers to choose from nearly any colour imaginable. The new equipment will be fitted to factories in ...

JLR will more than double the capacity of its SV Bespoke Paint matching service, allowing Range Rover SV clients to paint their cars in any colour, including those matching their private jets or ...

Tata Motors on Wednesday flagged weak demand in China for its JLR business, but said sales will improve in the ongoing quarter. However, analysts at BofA Securities said that JLR's growth and ...

JLR is investing £65 million in its global paint facilities to improve sustainability and expand capacity. Paint shops in Castle Bromwich, UK and Nitra, Slovakia will be sustainably reimagined as ...

JAGUAR Land Rover (JLR) will invest £65 million (S$109 million) to expand its luxury paint services in the UK and Slovakia to meet increased demand for personalised cars from high-end clients, it said ...