Jaguar Land Rover sold more cars last year than ever before as China overtook the UK as its largest market.
The UK-based carmaker, which is owned by Tata Motors of India, sold 357,773 vehicles, an increase of 30 per cent – nearly double the growth it achieved the previous year. In China sales grew 71 per cent, slightly less than in the previous two years.
The company, which has been on a two-year recruiting drive to hire 8,000 new people globally, also said it planned to add 800 new jobs at its manufacturing site in Solihull, in the West Midlands, where it recently confirmed a £370m investment programme.
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