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Jeremy VincentChief Information OfficerJaguar Land Rover

Environmental Innovation

Meeting the ChallengeJaguar & Land Rover’s

Environmental InnovationStrategy

Barcelona……

What’s Environmental Innovation All About …. ?

Designing Great Products

… Faster

OutstandingCustomer

Experience

EnvironmentalInnovation

Engaged andPassionate

People

Confident LeadersWith a Spirit ofIndependence

Think Like BusinessOwners, build Teamwork and

Partnerships

Agile andCost effective

Operations

AchievingPremium Market

Positions

Driving TotalQuality

Excellence

Funding efficientInvestment in our

Future

Increasing theValue of our

Company

Long TermSustainable

Business

JaguarLand Rover

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE&

VISION OF THE FUTURE

The approach Jaguar Land Rover needs to develop and adopt to survive and thrive in a sustainable world.

Jaguar – Brand DNA

• There is an inherent Dual Nature to the Jaguar Brand Driving Character DNA –

• Luxurious Refinement & Sporting Character• Powerful & Refined• Connected & Relaxed• Precise & Easy-to-Drive• Responsive & Smooth• Stimulating & Cosseting

• An involving and intuitive driving experience to suit all driving conditions. The performance is always accessible and rewarding.

• Luxurious with an underlying athletic and agile feel that flatters the driver at all times

Beautiful, Fast Cars An Exhilerating & Effortless Driving Experience

Range Rover – Brand DNA

Breadth of Capability

• A Range Rover delivers an Imperious Driving Experience unperturbed by external influences

• It is luxurious, refined and effortless, flattering the driver and providing a sensation of performance in reserve.

• A Range Rover demonstrates its Breadth of Capability through exceptional isolation with a sense of control - on All Surfaces and under All Conditions.

The Ultimate Luxury All-Terrain Vehicle

Organisation CO2 Footprint

It is estimated that 85% of our CO2 emissions are from our vehicle use!

327,000 Site Energy

68,488 Freight Inbound

102,623 Freight Outbound

6,626 Business Vehicle Travel and Onsite Fuel Use

5,000 Business Air Miles*Our emissions data based on 2008 figures.

*Vehicle air travel based on estimates

Vehicle CO2 emissions during use

Our emissionsTonnes CO2

Preliminary Target for 2012

•25% Reduction in tailpipe CO2

emissions

•25% Reduction in general business emissions

Product Technology Introduction

ParasiticsAero, tyres,

weight, air con etc

Stop/StartTdV6 Upgrade

NewLightweight

Products

Hybridetc

2010 - 2015

2008 - 2009

£800m investment in ‘green’ technology

Presenter

Presentation Notes

A key component of our EI plan is our £800m investment in green technology Much as we would like to make an immediate step change in our product’s performance, this isn’t possible in one go; we need to be consistent and progressive in delivering new technologies over time. We are starting with making a series of changes, which in themselves are minor, but collectively build to a useful improvement in efficiency. The engineers call these parasitics, but for the less technically inclined these include low rolling resistance tyres, active air intake vanes for the grilles and disconnecting air con compressors when they’re not being used New technologies will accelerate progress: Freelander stop-start and new more efficient power train such as the amazing 3.0 Diesel which we’ve successfully launched in both Jaguar and Land Rover products recently New product programmes give us the best opportunity to make big improvements and believe me, we are going to make a step change. We already have a great track record in producing lightweight cars, the all aluminium, XJ and XK are both great examples of this – and this trend will continue – the next range Rover for example, will be substantially lighter than the vehicle it replaces. But it’s not just aluminium, we will also be moving to more advanced high strength steels, reinforced plastics and advanced component technologies We will then be looking at new and innovative power train solutions – hybrids, advanced diesel engine technologies, 8 speed transmissions and much more powerful, but smaller engines generally. This is a hugely exciting plan – we are in the business of building the world’s finest luxury cars and SUV’s – our customers will continue to demand improving levels of performance and capability – and we will continue to deliver that, but with new technology and the ingenuity of our people, our products are also going to be much more efficient as well. This is a great challenge or us – and a great opportunity for us to demonstrate our unique technical prowess and to carve a special place for ourselves in a crowded market place.

Product Technology Introduction

ParasiticsAero, tyres,

weight, air con etc

Stop/StartTdV6 Upgrade

NewLightweight

Products

Hybridetc

2010 - 2015

2008 - 2009

£800m investment in ‘green’ technology

£800m investment

Over five years

Presenter

Presentation Notes

A key component of our EI plan is our £800m investment in green technology Much as we would like to make an immediate step change in our product’s performance, this isn’t possible in one go; we need to be consistent and progressive in delivering new technologies over time. We are starting with making a series of changes, which in themselves are minor, but collectively build to a useful improvement in efficiency. The engineers call these parasitics, but for the less technically inclined these include low rolling resistance tyres, active air intake vanes for the grilles and disconnecting air con compressors when they’re not being used New technologies will accelerate progress: Freelander stop-start and new more efficient power train such as the amazing 3.0 Diesel which we’ve successfully launched in both Jaguar and Land Rover products recently New product programmes give us the best opportunity to make big improvements and believe me, we are going to make a step change. We already have a great track record in producing lightweight cars, the all aluminium, XJ and XK are both great examples of this – and this trend will continue – the next range Rover for example, will be substantially lighter than the vehicle it replaces. But it’s not just aluminium, we will also be moving to more advanced high strength steels, reinforced plastics and advanced component technologies We will then be looking at new and innovative power train solutions – hybrids, advanced diesel engine technologies, 8 speed transmissions and much more powerful, but smaller engines generally. This is a hugely exciting plan – we are in the business of building the world’s finest luxury cars and SUV’s – our customers will continue to demand improving levels of performance and capability – and we will continue to deliver that, but with new technology and the ingenuity of our people, our products are also going to be much more efficient as well. This is a great challenge or us – and a great opportunity for us to demonstrate our unique technical prowess and to carve a special place for ourselves in a crowded market place.

Meeting Emission Standards

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Examples of more efficient Power Trains High Efficiency 4.4L V8 Diesel New DW12C 3.0L V6 Diesel New 2.0L GTDi New 8 Speed Auto Transmission Development

Hybrid Technology Route MapC0 2

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TIME

stop / startL359 10MY

Stop / startMicro HybridX250 12MY

Diesel CIMG Full HybridL405 14MY Kinetic

hybridsPlug inhybrids Series

hybrids

CO2 TargetsXF DW12 146 g per kM

L405 164 g per kM

L405 < 130 g per kM

20% under base

X351 < 120 g per kM

Mainstream Research

Targets

JLR CO2 Offsetting

• Land Rover & Jaguar Manufacturing: 100% Offset

• Customer Offset Programmes

• 19 Fabulous Projects – Energy Efficiency, Technology Change, Renewable Energy

Portfolio Split by Project Class (by Volume)Project portfolio Split by Location (by Volume)

Presenter

Presentation Notes

A responsible and immediate contribution to the environmental necessity to reduce greenhouse gases A unique programme – the largest of its type - bringing both environmental & humanitarian benefits across the world Offsetting scheme established in 2005 – LR UK customers + LR assembly operations New scheme from 2008 to 2011, covers:- Customers in 8 Land Rover markets (and growing) External scheme for Jaguar customers Both Jaguar and Land Rover assembly operations Will have reduced global carbon emissions by 2 million tonnes by end 2009 through investments totalling over £8m

JLR IT’s Green Agenda

• All IT initiatives to have “green case” as part of business case

• All partners required to demonstrate green credentials

• Leveraging our group organisation infrastructures/architectures

• Leveraging our long term strategic partnerships with Tata Technologies and IBM

• Seeking low energy consumption technologies – e.g. CLOUD technologies

• Driving a strategy of enterprise wide modernisation, standardisation, consolidation and, where appropriate, externalisation

• Currently 3 major programmes with strong Ei content

Presenter

Presentation Notes

Examples of more efficient Power Trains High Efficiency 4.4L V8 Diesel New DW12C 3.0L V6 Diesel New 2.0L GTDi New 8 Speed Auto Transmission Development

WASHINGTON

• Externalise all JLR internal Data Centre Facilities to IBM’s world class data facility in UK

• JLR’s GAYDON DC consumes 13% of total site power usage• We will simplify, rationalise and virtualise the hosted server

environment over 24 months • Benefits to JLR and to the environment• £500K saving per annum on power• Reduction of total CO2 output by 1800 Tonnes per annum.• This is equivalent to ca. 800 Jaguar XJ 3.0L diesel cars driving

12,000 miles per year

CUMULUS

TURBO

TURBO CHANGE AMBITION

ORGANISATION STRUCTUREBusiness Model OptimisationBusiness Process Innovation, Outsourcing & Off-shoring,Organisational Re-design

BUSINESS PROCESS REDESIGNBusiness Process StandardisationBusiness Data & Rules Harmonisation

SAP DELIVERYBusiness Applications Replacement with SAP

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION ENABLED BY SAP

Financial Management Purchase to Pay Order to Invoice

Quality Management Plant Maintenance Warranty Claim Processing

Green Objective

Globally Common Business Processes & Business Data Definitions

Faster Data Transacting, Lower # Exceptions, Real Time Business Intelligence

Lower Transaction & Organisation Costs

50% Reduction in Business Applications & Server Architectures etc.

Lower Energy Consumption

Lower Organisation CO2 output

Manufacturing BOM ManagementInventory

Management & Logistics

Business Intelligence Master Data Management Enterprise Portal

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