Are Land Rovers sold in China made in India?

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VanAngelina
07/29/25 2:25pm
No. Here is some relevant information about Land Rovers in China: 1. Introduction: Land Rover is one of the world's leading manufacturers of four-wheel-drive vehicles and a famous British off-road vehicle brand. Due to the economic crisis, it was acquired by India's Tata Group, but all production and manufacturing still take place in the UK, and management remains under the original team. 2. History: Land Rover was originally named "Lu Hu" and was produced in the UK. Due to poor quality and sales, it was sold to Ford. After Ford took over, the quality remained poor, and the performance was also unsatisfactory. Recently, it was sold to India's Tata Group. Although it is a pioneer in off-road vehicles, the quality is hardly commendable, and the technology is not advanced. Last year, it was ranked last in the US, which shows how poor the quality is.
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