Jaguar Land Rover will design, build own engines

A rendering shows the $750 million engine plant in Wolverhampton, England.

November 22, 2013 05:00 AM

The first engine scheduled for production in the new $750 million Jaguar Land Rover engine plant in Wolverhampton, England, next year is a four-cylinder diesel.

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