More change could be underway from Jaguar Land Rover as the firm's CEO steps down.
Building on an already trusted relationship, this expanded partnership will focus on product engineering, embedded software solutions, and PLM services.
JLR will leverage Tata Communications' MOVE platform in its upcoming mid-sized SUVs to deliver better software over-the-air updates, among others.
Tata Communications will be powering the production of JLR's next generation of vehicles, connecting its 128 sites to raise build quality and flexibility.
The company has announced that it is entering a partnership with India's very own Mahindra Group on the development of the latter's EVs, using the MEB platform.
As the shift to EVs intensifies, everyone - from luxury carmakers, to more budget-oriented marques - is racing to win the hearts and minds of drivers.
India's Tata Motors, parent company of Jaguar Land Rover, has announced it will be investing $2 billion into EVs over the next five years.
The Land Transport Authority said yesterday that taxi and private-hire drivers are not allowed to be couriers or perform delivery jobs without passengers.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that it will introduce a regulatory framework for taxi booking apps to safeguard commuter safety and interests.
The globally recognised International Engine of the Year Awards is back for its 16th edition, with a field as hotly contested as ever.
Tata is recalling 115,000 of the world's cheapest car, the Nano, for problems pertaining to the car's starter motor
Tata Motors, who owns Jaguar and Land Rover, is planning to open production plants for the two makes in China in order to cut costs and stay competitive
Tata has unveiled its Aria crossover MPV at the New Delhi Motor Show, with sales set to begin by the middle of the year
Land Rover has confirmed that the LRX concept will go into production, and is set to go on sale by 2011
Tata has announced that it will close either a Jaguar or Land Rover factory in the UK by 2014, in order to cut losses
Tata, owner of Jaguar and Land Rover, has announced that all future vehicles from the British marques will utilise aluminium extensively in their development
The production of Jaguar's smallest family member is to cease by year end
The result means the world's smallest car has got one foot through the door of the European market
Jaguar Land Rover will receive a grant of £27 million (SGD 57.2 million) from the British government if it decides to build its baby Range Rover.
Fuel consumption of 100mpg! That equates to 42.5km/L. Tata shows its confidence by being the first to sign up for this "fuel consumption" competition.