Hello Interesting report on fiscal year 18 (01.04.17 to 31.38). Roughly summarized: – Only 1.7% more vehicles sold than in the previous year – Growth mainly driven by China and Overseas, but slowed down by the UK and Europe – Revenue nevertheless increased about 6%, mainly due to good sales mix – Good cost control leads to more earnings, but slowed down by higher depreciations and depreciations – EBIT lower than in the previous year, but one expects to increase EBIT for 2018, 2019 and 2020 – Further large investments in research and development Sold quantities: – Discovery Sport 119.1 – Evoque 98.5 – Range Rover Sport 76.1 – F-Pace 72.7 – Range Rover 53.5 – Discovery 46.5 – Range Rover Velar 46.0 – XF 40.9 – XE 32.8 – F-Type 9.9 – E-Pace 9.1 – XJ 9.1 My view on these figures: – With the DS they probably hit the mark.The highest numbers in the third year of production – The RRE was already higher, probably it falls slowly because of age. Nevertheless noc h high. – The RRS and the RR are selling extremely well in view of the VP and should be the cashcows – Amazing how well the F-Pace is developing – The D5 is selling better than assumed here in the forum, even better than the RRV – At the RRV JLR expects even higher quantities, let’s look… – Disappointing for me is the XE, should actually go much better. Especially in comparison with the more expensive XF. – F-Type constant at around 10k per year, which fits – E-Pace will certainly be even massive increase – The XJ, for me a beautiful vehicle, has become old…