Jaguar Land Rover in talks to sell Defender military vehicle to NATO countries

Jaguar Land Rover is negotiating with NATO members to supply its revamped Defender military vehicle, capitalizing on Europe's rearmament drive. The company is also bidding for a £900m UK defence ministry contract to replace ageing Land Rovers, competing with GM and Ineos. This marks a strategic pivot for the automaker into defence procurement, reflecting broader European defence spending increases.