CHANGSHU, China -- Jaguar Land Rover aims to capture 10 percent of China's premium SUV market as its first local plant allows the UK luxury marque to cut prices and boost sales in the world's largest auto market.
CHANGSHU, China -- Jaguar Land Rover aims to capture 10 percent of China's premium SUV market as its first local plant allows the UK luxury marque to cut prices and boost sales in the world's largest auto market.
Parts makers, dependent on vehicle production volume, hope automakers absorb tariff costs and pursue market share instead of raising prices and reducing output.