I doubt it, they haven't even signed the deal yet have they?
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I doubt it, they haven't even signed the deal yet have they?
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That does make your comment about the 36 European plants, all more advanced, seem a bit silly.
Not really, Notch wrongly claimed those plants were being built whereas many are still in the planning stage, what's silly about that. I understand the JLR deal is being signed this week.
What is silly, is the constant bleating from europhiles and remainers about how badly the UK is doing, how every economic 'forecast' showing how the UK is projected to be the worst performing economy in Europe or the G7 brings joy to you. O How you all rejoiced when the IMF projected 0.3% growth for Germany and a 0.1% contraction for the UK.
You all kept remarkably quiet about todays announcement that UK growth was 0.3% in the last quarter and Germany's was -0.1% meaning they are officially in a recession.
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You mean, still in the planning stage, not yet being built.
I got the impression you were sneering at projects that were not yet being built. I suppose that includes those where contracts have not yet been signed. Where did you hear it was going to be signed on Friday?
Well obviously, first we heard of it was a week ago so it's hardly being built yet.
Not at all, I was simply saying Notch is a liar for stating that 36 or whatever number of plants he quoted were being built when the actual number is 20 with more in the planning stage.
I didn't, where did you read I stated Friday as the signing day?
Same as the Tory promise to build 30 hospitals, lol.
JLR lacking batteries is the least of their problems right now.
As much as it pains me to say it (because I like the look of their cars), they're very poor in terms of reliability nowadays.
IIRC, they finished bottom - rock; by 10% - of a recent JD Power survey.
As much as it pains me to say it (because I like the look of their cars), they're very poor in terms of reliability nowadays.
IIRC, they finished bottom - rock; by 10% - of a recent JD Power survey.
It's a Tata motors factory I think which is better news than JLR. Given that JLR only builds less than half a million cars a year in total a decent sized gigafactory will have batteries to spare. Those will be earmarked for something.
Some nice cheap and cheerful entry level Tata subsidiary cars would be excellent news.
You said "this week".
Doesn't leave long.
Today is Friday.
I asked where you heard it.
Technically Monday is the start of the week, so it could be up to Sunday evening.
I must admit, I've seen nowt about it.
Nope, ISO 8601 standards say Monday is.
ISO-8601 Week-Based Calendar
The ISO-8601 Week-Based Calendar is an international standard for date-related data
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I read at the beginning of the week Tata bosses were flying in wednesday, current reports are saying they fly in next week to conclude the deal
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Jaguar Land Rover owner set to pick UK for EV battery plant -BBC
Jaguar Land Rover owner Tata Motors is set to pick Britain for a multi-billion pound electric car battery plant, the BBC reported, saying the Indian firm would choose it over Spain.
www.reuters.com
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