Jaguar Land Rover could make cars in India, says Tata Mr Tata has confirmed that JLR is in talks with a joint venture partner, thought to by Chery, about opening facilities in China. However, he also revealed that the company is exploring whether it can manufacturer products in India. JLR, bought by Tata Motors for $2.3bn (£1.5bn), manufacturers all its vehicles in the UK at present, although it assembles Land Rover Freelander 2 vehicles in Pune, India. Mr Tata also commented yesterday on the Tata Nano, the world's cheapest car that he hoped would revolutionise the industry when it was launched in 2009, but sales of the car have been disappointing. Mr Tata said the company had "wasted an early opportunity." "I don't think we were adequately ready with an advertising campaign, a dealer network," he added. In sum, I don't consider it to be a flop. I consider that we have wasted an early opportunity. However, Mr Tata predicted a "resurrection" of the car. "Whatever stigma has been attached to it, we will undo going forward," he stated.