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Jaguarial Land Rover start the news today.

Highest ever quarterly profit since 2017, a milestone for the company.

And they say that it's a perfect foundation to now build ongoing electric.

Prototypes for the Range Rover Electric are undergoing road tests right now.

Additionally, development is underway for the electric medium-sized SUV prototypes

and a new Jaguar prototype as well, showcasing their innovation in electric mobility, they say.

Jaguar Land Rover is transforming its manufacturing facilities for EV production,

a new 60 million pound battery electric vehicle underbody line installed at the Solly Hall Plant

in the West Midlands and the completion of a new body shop in Halewood and Merseyside for the electric

EMA models is boosting their production infrastructure as well. Progress also being

made on production lines for their electric drive units, their Wolverhampton plant in the West

Midlands. Okay, Texas, sorry, Tesla's Gigaburlin seems to have hit a new record of 6,000 model-wise a week.

Gigaburlin reportedly reaching this new production rate, according to a comment from an employee on LinkedIn.

Now, this wasn't official statement because we all know Tesla has one mouthpiece,

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