Rolls-Royce welcomes U.K. trade deal, but India price impact remains uncertain
At Chennai showroom launch, global sales chief Julian Jenkins says the company is assessing the FTA’s implications; carmaker expects continued growth in India after four years of double-digit expansion
· 10/15/2026, 9:32:07 AM· 2 min read
At Chennai showroom launch, global sales chief Julian Jenkins says the company is assessing the FTA’s implications; carmaker expects continued growth in India after four years of double-digit expansion
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