Jaguar Land Rover is investing £15 billion for electric vehicle production in the UK, including the supply of electric drives and batteries from its Wolverhampton Engine Manufacturing Centre
The carmaker is investing £15 billion ($18.6 billion) over the next five years to expand and upgrade its UK facilities for EV production. Batteries and drives will be be supplied for three new EVs at the Solihull plant and for an all-electric Range Rover at Halewood.
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