Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is setting out a US-focused sales push that targets higher-income customers with a mix of hybrid and petrol vehicles. Financial Times reports that JLR chief executive PB Balaji says the United States represents the company’s biggest growth opportunity and that the strategy involves expanding supply and availability of hybrid and petrol models for the US market. Other coverage referenced alongside the Financial Times item indicates JLR is continuing to sell petrol-powered Range Rovers while also increasing its hybrid output, reflecting a “propulsion flexibility” approach rather than relying solely on battery-electric vehicles. The company also positions the plan as part of its broader next-phase product and commercial strategy, linking North America to goals for revenue growth. Taken together, the reports describe an emphasis on tailoring the model mix for demand in the US, particularly among affluent buyers, while maintaining commitment to existing petrol-powered offerings alongside greater hybrid production.