JLR will invest billions over the next five years to upgrade its UK plants for an electric-first future, including new EVs, electric drivetrains and battery packs across Halewood, Solihull, Wolverhampton and Castle Bromwich
The company revealed plans for the development of its manufacturing operations as it looks to grow its presence in the luxury electric vehicle segment. The Halewood plant in the UK, will become an all-electric production facility and its next generation medium-size SUV architecture, electrified modular architecture (EMA), will now be pure-electric…Register for free below to read full article
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