Landwind loses

Land Rover has won a significant court case in China. The case centred on the Landwind X7 made by Jiangling Holdings Co Ltd, which bore more than a passing resemblance to the original Range Rover Evoque. The decision issued by the Beijing Chaoyang District Court decreed that the Evoque has five unique features that were copied directly in the Landwind X7 and that the similarity of the two vehicles has led to widespread consumer confusion. The court determined that all sales, manufacturing and marketing of the Landwind vehicle must cease immediately and that Jaguar Land Rover be paid compensation.…

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Land Rover Owner (Digital) - 1 Issue, May 2019

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