Fresh reports reveal that Range Rover wants to give greater importance to exclusivity and brand value than simply selling more vehicles. The brand’s strategy is aimed at attracting higher-spending customers, bespoke commissions and ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Range Rover says its long-term business case does not depend on matching the sales volumes of emerging Chinese premium SUV […]

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