With a £307 million ($453 million USD) from the European Investment Bank boosting Jaguar/Land Rover’s green investments to £800 million, the Tata Motors owned British brands are planning for a range of fuel-efficient vehicles that will help cut their overall emissions by 25 percent by 2012.
According to AutoCar, Jaguar is working on an electric range-extended version of the next-generation XJ. As with the Chevrolet Volt, the next Jaguar XJ will...
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