Jaguar Land Rover invests £1.5bn to build greener lightweight models
Manufacturer set to expand Solihull site to manufacture aluminium vehicle architecture designed to make its models more fuel efficient
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced it is to invest £1.5bn on designing new lightweight, energy efficient models, creating 1,700 new jobs in the process. The company today confirmed plans to extend...
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