Andy Goss, Jaguar Land Rover board member for global sales operations, discusses the automaker’s 2014 sales, which rose 9 percent to 462,678 vehicles. It’s the strongest full-year results in nearly a decade. Sales are up in all key regions worldwide. The Indian automaker, which builds vehicles in the U.S. and worldwide, plans to introduce diesel engines across its Jaguar and Land Rover product lines. It also plans to offer diesel engines in several of its models, in addition to the gasoline versions now sold. The company says it will have 12 “significant new product actions” in 2015, including introduction of the Jaguar XE and the Land Rover Discover Sport. Doron Levin reports for TheStreet.
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