Jaguar Land Rover has reported record sales for 2013, with a total of 425,006 cars sold around the world, up 19 per cent.
Jaguar Land Rover RECORD sales in 2013
Jaguar Land Rover has been on a roll for the last few years, so it’s no surprise they’re reporting record-breaking sales for 2013.
Sales success wasn’t concentrated in just one market either, with sales up in Asia Pacific and the China region by 30 per cent, North America up 21 per cent, the UK up 14 per cent, Europe up 6 per cent, and other overseas markets up 23 per cent.
Land Rover took the lion’s share of sales with 348,338 cars sold – up 15 per cent on 2012 – with record sales of the Range Rover and Range Rover Evoque, with the new Range Rover Sport delivering almost as many sales in just part of the year as the old Sport did in the previous full year.
Jaguar sales may be the junior partner at the moment in JLR’s success story, but they rose significantly more than Land Rover’s in 2013 – up by 42 per cent – with new records set in 17 markets and the best sales figures since Jaguar had the entry-level X-Type on sale in 2007.
The new F-Type made a contribution to Jaguar’s sales numbers, but 2013 was a a record-breaking year for the XF (saloon and Sportbrake) with 47,391 sold and the XJ delivered its best full year sales – 19,677 – for a decade.
It’s a continuing success story for JLR, and one that promises even greater success in 2014.
Chris says
This is great news for JLR and the thousands of people it employs in the UK. The big story for Jaguar in my view, will be the introduction of the new aluminium XS (X760) model which will compete with the BMW 3 series, Audi A4 and the Mercedes Benx C class. This is the model which will dramatically increase volumes as the Range Rover Evoque has done with Land Rover.
Amazing what can happen when JLR are given the funds for development and their management are left alone to run the company.