JLR Targets Double Digit Revenue Growth with Enhanced Propulsion Flexibility & North America Focus
JLR aims for double-digit revenue growth by enhancing propulsion flexibility and focusing on North America. The company will invest £18 billion by FY29 and introduce electric and hybrid options for Range Rover and Defender. JLR plans to reduce costs by £1.7 billion, targeting breakeven at 300,000 units within two years. Jaguar will become an all-electric brand.
The announcement outlines significant strategic shifts, including revenue growth targets, substantial investment plans, and a focus on key markets like North America, which are expected to have a material impact on the company's future performance.
The announcement details strategic plans for growth, investment in future technologies, and cost reductions, indicating a positive outlook for the company.
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced plans to achieve double-digit revenue growth by offering increased propulsion flexibility across its Range Rover and Defender models and by intensifying its focus on the North American market. This strategic update, delivered at JLR's headquarters in Gaydon, UK, by CEO PB Balaji, outlines the next phase of its Reimagine strategy, emphasizing brand strength, growth, and resilience.
The company is reaffirming its commitment to invest £18 billion in future technologies, vehicle platforms, and transformation by FY29 (starting FY24). The Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, built on the flexible modular longitudinal architecture (MLA), will continue to produce MHEV, PHEV, and BEV vehicles, with the launch of Range Rover Electric and Range Rover Sport Electric later this year. An upcoming Range Rover model on the Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA) platform will also offer a full Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) option, adding to the choices of MHEV, PHEV, and BEV.
The Defender brand, JLR's best-seller, will also feature HEV and BEV options on its future EMA platform models. JLR is collaborating with Stellantis to explore product and technology development opportunities in the US, specifically focusing on the Defender brand for North American clients. The company aims to grow its US business to the size of the entire current JLR business.
Discovery models will also evolve with propulsion flexibility and design innovations. Jaguar will become JLR's exclusively electric brand, with its new luxury four-door GT, Type 01, set to be revealed later this year.
JLR is also implementing 'Enterprise Missions' to drive cost reductions of £1.7 billion, aiming to reduce breakeven volumes to approximately 300,000 units over the next two years. These savings will target material costs, warranty, and fixed costs. The company is committed to building a resilient business model with predictability, agility, and speed, including diversifying its growth, sourcing, and building an AI-enabled digital estate.
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