JLR April-June Sales Fall On Model Transition, US Tariff Pause

Jaguar Land Rover, Tata Motors’ luxury vehicle arm, saw both wholesale and retail volumes dip in the June quarter, hit by the wind-down of old Jaguar models and a shipment pause to the US. Wholesale volumes dropped 10.7% on year to 87,286 units, while retail sales fell 15.1% to 94,420 units.

Sales also declined sequentially from the March quarter, when wholesale and retail volumes stood at 111,413 and 108,232 units respectively. JLR said the drop was in line with expectations, noting that over 77% of wholesale volumes were driven by Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and Defender models.

The company will report its April-June Financial Results in August.