The British marquee Jaguar Land Rover owned by India's Tata Motors has reported plans to expand its distribution network in China from 60 points to 100 by year's end. The reports referred to Bruce Robertson, executive director of sales and services for the China branch of the company saying that on the floor of Chengdu Motor Show. He said the company had 40 new models in the works, most of which were destined for China.
Reportedly mentioned by Robertson Jaguar Land Rover sold 270,000 vehicles in China since the beginning of this year, growing nearly 60 percent. The country has already become one of the most important markets for the company.Vcommindia News
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