Jaguar Land Rover has reached yet another huge milestone with the official launch of its new plant in Nitra, Slovakia on October 25. The initial test cars, which was produced as part of the final preparations prior to the opening of the plant, rolled off the production lines early last month. Currently, over 1,300 people are employed at the plant with an additional 150 operations anticipating to join them by the end of the year.

As per the spokesperson representing Jaguar and Land Rover has confirmed a retroactive update which will be available soon and thereby bringing the option for CarPlay and Android Auto to every car lover who is interested. A report indicates that the British brand’s models will be compatible with the dominant systems in the coming year.

A new technology will be trialed by the Jaguar Land Rover to understand whether it assists in building the public trust towards the self-driving cars. The technology is comprised of a set of virtual eyes that have been installed on self-driving pod car currently used in trials for the Auto drive project in the UK. The project is supported by the government to explore how the future is connected and in what extent the self-driving cars can replicate the human behaviour and reactions.

Jaguar fans, it is time to rejoice. Just recently, Jaguar Canada has announced the details of its 2019 F-PACE model, which will reportedly get a mid-generation refresh, with interior and aesthetic tweaks as well as some additions to the equipment roster. However, the exciting news concerns the launch of a fresh variant of the F-PACE.    

In its almost five decades of existence in the automotive industry, Range Rover has dramatically evolved from a mere civilized truck into a high-end status symbol to compete with other automakers. The legacy of the British brand gradually continues for the 2019 model year as Land Rover makes some slight changes to its flagship.

The worldwide expansion of EV charging options is now prompting competition among a number of companies to install EV chargers under their own networks. For a new electric vehicle buyer, that might be a bit difficult so Jaguar Land Rover aspires to alleviate that issue in Europe with a new tie-up.

The latest generation of Range Rover Sport has something new in store for drivers and passengers, a taillight system designed by British company, Glohh. Called GL-5i, the taillight boasts a dynamic start-up display (DSD), which is an active light sequence designed to bring unparalleled

The advent of the SV Coupe, the P400e, and the Velar saw Land Rover's lineup expand remarkably for the very first time in several years. This is why the British automaker doesn't have plans to hit the brakes anytime soon as ...