British OEM JLR has relocated to a larger, renovated vehicle processing centre (VPC) in Brunswick, Georgia, to cater for increasing demand for its vehicles…
British OEM Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has relocated to a larger, renovated vehicle processing centre (VPC) in Brunswick, Georgia, to cater for increasing demand for its vehicles in the US. “The North America market is approximately 20% of JLR global sales and since 2012 [the company] has enjoyed consecutive years of growth in the market. In 2018, with a fourth consecutive year of growth, Land Rover in the US was the fastest growing brand in the industry,” JLR told Automotive Logistics.
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