Current Range Rover Sport drives through Brazilian Rainforest

Jaguar Land Rover is to become the first British carmaker to open a manufacturing facility in Brazil following a landmark agreement between the company and state authorities to build a plant in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Phil Hodgkinson (Jagaur Land Rover) signing the agreement, Flavio Padovan (Jaguar Land Rover Latin America) to the right and Sergio Cabral (State Governor) to the left just behind

Jaguar Land Rover is to become the first British carmaker to open a manufacturing facility in Brazil following a landmark agreement between the company and state authorities to build a plant in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Phil Hodgkinson (Jaguar Land Rover)

Jaguar Land Rover is to become the first British carmaker to open a manufacturing facility in Brazil following a landmark agreement between the company and state authorities to build a plant in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Phil Hodgkinson (Jaguar Land Rover) and Sergio Cabral (State Governor Rio de Janeiro)

Jaguar Land Rover is to become the first British carmaker to open a manufacturing facility in Brazil following a landmark agreement between the company and state authorities to build a plant in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Current Range Rover drives through Brazilian Rainforest

Jaguar Land Rover is to become the first British carmaker to open a manufacturing facility in Brazil following a landmark agreement between the company and state authorities to build a plant in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Jaguar Land Rover at the Palacio Guanabara, Rio de Janeiro

Jaguar Land Rover is to become the first British carmaker to open a manufacturing facility in Brazil following a landmark agreement between the company and state authorities to build a plant in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Centre three people left to right Flavio Padovan, Phil Hodgkinson and Sergio Cabral

Jaguar Land Rover is to become the first British carmaker to open a manufacturing facility in Brazil following a landmark agreement between the company and state authorities to build a plant in the State of Rio de Janeiro.