Jaguar Sales Soar 104% in August 2016, Led by F-Pace and XE
Jaguar Land Rover has reported a significant boost in sales, with Jaguar experiencing a remarkable 104 per cent increase in August 2016. This impressive growth was largely driven by the Jaguar brand, which sold a record-breaking 10,868 cars during the month.
The Jaguar Claas, a self-propelled forage harvester, contributed to this surge in sales. Introduced by Claas, a renowned land machinery manufacturer, the Jaguar Claas has been a popular addition to Jaguar's product range since the 1970s. Meanwhile, the Land Rover Discovery Sport led the sales charts for the brand, with the Range Rover Evoque Convertible also finding a substantial number of buyers, totalling 1,200 units since its launch.
The F-Pace and XE models have been the main drivers of Jaguar's sales, while Land Rover also saw a 9 per cent increase in August and a 14 per cent year-on-year rise. Jaguar Land Rover's overall sales for the month reached 36,926, marking a 26 per cent increase. Notably, Jaguar's sales in North America soared by 72 per cent in 2016 compared to the previous year.
Jaguar Land Rover's impressive sales performance in August 2016, particularly Jaguar's record-breaking month, reflects the growing demand for their vehicles. The Jaguar Claas forage harvester, along with popular models like the F-Pace and XE, has contributed significantly to this success. With a strong performance across all regions, including a notable increase in North American sales, Jaguar Land Rover continues to solidify its position in the global automotive market.
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