U.S. key to Jaguar's success | GM's Q2 profits surge | Hyundai goes mobile to speed up anti-theft updates | Unifor less adversarial than UAW with Stellantis | Redesigned Future Product Pipeline

JLR hopes that moving the Jaguar brand upmarket and reducing its lineup will help repeat the success it had under Ford in the U.S.

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