Jaguar Land Rover revs up plan to slash emissions 46 per cent by 2030

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Jaguar Land Rover has set a raft of new 2030 sustainability targets. Credit: JLR
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Jaguar Land Rover has set a raft of new 2030 sustainability targets. Credit: JLR

Auto giant has set sights on 2039 net zero goal, as it appoints new sustainability director to drive delivery of ambitious decarbonisation plans

Auto giant Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has today announced a raft of new sustainability targets, including a goal to cut greenhouse cutting gas emissions across its operations by 46 per cent by 2030. The...

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