Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover reported March global sales of 53,772 units, up by 16 percent over last year's, reports said.
In March Jaguar posted sales of 9,856, up 28 percent, while Land Rover reported 14 percent increase in sales at 43,916 units.
In the UK, JLR sales were up 14 percent at 17,784 units in March, while China delivered its best-ever month retailing 8,487 units collectively, a growth of 22 percent.
LR Group Sales Operations Director, Phil Popham, said, "Jaguar Land Rover is seeing continued year on year growth following the introduction of new models, engines and drive-trains with the Jaguar XF Sportbrake, new Range Rover and Range Rover Evoque amongst our top selling models."
"Jaguar Land Rover has had a record breaking start to the year reflecting the continued interest in our two great brands and our commitment to delivering desirable products that resonate with customers across the globe," Popham added.
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