Tata Motors global vehicle sales up 24 percent in Feb
Sales of Jaguar Land Rover brands stood at 32,257 vehicles in the month, a rise of 49 percent, thanks to strong demand for its new compact Range Rover Evoque SUV model.
Tata Motors Ltd's global vehicle sales rose 24 percent in February from a year earlier, the Indian company said on Friday, as continued strong sales of its luxury Jaguar Land Rover vehicles offset slower growth in India.
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Tata, part of the salt-to-steel Tata Group conglomerate, sold 127,318 vehicles in February, with passenger cars accounting for 69,461, a rise of 25 percent.
Sales of its Jaguar Land Rover brands stood at 32,257 vehicles in the month, a rise of 49 percent, thanks to strong demand for its new compact Range Rover Evoque SUV model.
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