Sisma Auto Sdn Bhd, the official distributor for the Jaguar brand in Malaysia, aims to sell at least 100 Jaguar cars for 2010, a similar figure to the sales achieved for the last two years. With the launch of the new Jaguar XJ large luxury sedan, which joins the current model range including the XF mid-size luxury sedan and the sports car …Read More

The new-generation Jaguar XJ has been officially launched by Jaguar’s sole distributor for Malaysia, Sisma Auto Sdn Bhd. Fully imported from the U.K., the XJ, available only in Premium Luxury LWB trim, has not yet been officially priced, although a finalised pricing of around RM 1 million is expected to be announced within a month or two. For a start, Sisma Auto …Read More

Jaguar has created an all-electric Jaguar XJ in accordance with Jaguar Land Rover (JLR)’s vision for the future, which involves the major cities in the world introducing zero-emissions, zero-pollution zones and banning vehicles including hybrids with emissions. With financial assistance from the British government’s Technology Strategy Board, JLR is jointly developing the car with Lotus, the company contracted to produce the …Read More

Credit to Tata Motors because Jaguar’s future is looking more promising than when it was owned by cash-strapped Ford, with the launch of the great-looking XJ and the confirmation of a certain XE roadster as evidence. Now, news have emerged that a third model may be in the pipelines: a new five-door coupe codenamed RD7 that could well hit production by 2014. As …Read More

Times are really tough for companies. And when Tata Motors, a subsidiary of the Indian multinational conglomerate Tata Group, starts making losses, people sit up and take notice. Tata Motors, a key automotive player in fast-growing India, reported a net loss of 1.84 billion ringgit (25.05 billion rupees) for the fiscal year which ended March 2009—a stark contrast to the 1.59 …Read More