Jaguar Land Rover Diesel Emissions Claims
Make a claim with Thompsons Solicitors in Scotland
If you owned a Jaguar or Land Rover diesel vehicle between 2009 and 2020, you may be eligible to claim compensation as part of a group action relating to the diesel emissions scandal.
Thompsons is already acting for clients against a number of other motor manufacturers, and you could join the Jaguar Land Rover claim today. To find out if your vehicle is eligible, check the registration number by clicking the button below.
Jaguar Land Rover Diesel Vehicle Claims
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is part of the Indian automotive group Tata Motors Ltd.
Tata became the parent company of Jaguar Land Rover when the two marques were acquired from Ford in 2008. In 2013, the two companies were renamed as part of a restructuring process and became Jaguar Land Rover Automotive PLC.
Initial estimates suggest that around 365,000 Jaguar Land Rover vehicles may be involved in the diesel emissions scandal.
In 2016, the German VW Commission Enquiry reported that a Jaguar XE 2.0 was found to be producing nine times the threshold emissions value in a real-world driving test and a Range Rover 3.0 was producing 11 times the threshold during on-road testing.
Jaguar Land Rover, alongside other manufacturers of motor vehicles for the European market, is citing a 2016 UK Department for Transport (DfT) report as evidence that they have not committed any breaches. The report stated that while it found higher than allowed NOx emissions during its testing of a Jaguar XE, Land Rover Freelander and Range Rover Sport, it had not found evidence that other manufacturers used "software of the type used by Volkswagen".
Speaking to Clyde 1 radio, Patrick McGuire of Thompsons Solicitors in Scotland said that "the use of cheat devices is almost industry-wide".
He added, "All too often we have situations where big organisations commit wrongs against large numbers of people and they try to hide.
"These manufacturers have finally been caught and … I would like to see them set up a full and proper compensation scheme."
Which JLR models are affected?
Investigations into Jaguar Land Rover are still ongoing; however, the diesel models identified for potential emissions breaches are:
- Jaguar XE
- Jaguar XF
- Land Rover Discovery Sport
- Land Rover Discovery
- Range Rover Sport
- Land Rover Evoque
Start your JLR diesel emissions claim today
Find out if you could make a diesel emissions claim for your Jaguar or Land Rover vehicle by using our Registration Checker tool. All you need is the GB registration number of your Jaguar or Land Rover vehicle and an approximate date on which you owned, leased or financed it.
We will tell you immediately whether your vehicle is eligible and if it is, we will guide you through the claim process.
Click on the button below.
Our Fees
We act for you on a no win, no fee basis. This means that, provided you meet your obligations and do not withdraw your instructions before your claim is concluded without our agreement, you will not be charged any fees, VAT, or outlays if your case is unsuccessful.
If Your Claim Is Successful
- Our fee will be deducted as a percentage of the compensation secured.
- This fee includes the cost of any After the Event (ATE) insurance arranged to protect you from liability for the other side’s costs if your claim is unsuccessful.
If You End Your Agreement Early
- If you withdraw your instructions or later continue your claim with another firm, you may be liable for the reasonable cost of the work completed and any outlays incurred up to that point.
- Other Circumstances Where You May Be Liable for Costs
- If you act fraudulently or provide misleading information.
- If you refuse our advice to settle after a formal offer is made.
Full Terms
Full details are set out in our Terms of Business, which will be sent to you when your claim is accepted. Making an initial enquiry does not place you under any obligation.
