Jaguar Land Rover posted Q1 2025/26 revenue of 6.6 billion pounds ($8.43 billion) and pre-tax profit of 351 million pounds ($448 million), its 11th straight profitable quarter. Wholesale volumes hit 87,300 units, led by Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and Defender models. CEO Adrian Mardell said the recent U.K.-U.S trade deal should ease tariff pressures, with full-year guidance unchanged at a 5–7% EBIT margin. JLR will invest 3.8 billion pounds ($4.85 billion) this year in electrification and new products, including the all-electric Range Rover SUV, which has 65,000 registrations. In China, launches include the Defender OCTA, new Range Rover Sport SV, and Jaguar XFL 90th Anniversary Edition.