Jaguar Land Rover, owned by India’s Tata Motors, will invest about GBP2.5bn a year into electrification and related technologies
A handful of companies based in China, Japan and South Korea, make automotive-grade battery cells, which has upset the traditional dynamic between carmakers and parts suppliers
The 14,000-square-metre facility comprises of a training academy, an engineering testing unit and a customer relations centre
He will replace Sir Ralf Speth who will in turn assume the role of non-executive vice chairman of JLR
It added that the next shipment of the vehicle is expected ‘latest by Q3 2020’