Jaguar Landrover - Case Study Flashcards
What is Jaguar Landrover’s commitment in the automotive industry?
Jaguar Landrover has worked tirelessly to ensure that their products, design, and manufacturing are all as sustainable as they can be.
This commitment is essential in an industry often seen as environmentally damaging.
What material does Jaguar use to reduce vehicle waste?
Aluminium, which improves fuel efficiency.
What does Jaguar consider in the life cycle of a car?
Production, materials used, and disposal, aiming for sustainability at each step.
What option has been available to Jaguar owners since 2009?
The option to offset their vehicle’s carbon emissions through investment in green technologies and tree planting.
What is Jaguar’s focus for the future?
They have made their first fully electric car (I-Pace) and invested heavily in the Formula E electric racing series.
What percentage of Jaguar’s parts are made in Britain?
44%, which reduces the need for transportation and lowers emissions.
By what percentage have Jaguar reduced total CO2 emissions from their cars in the past decade?
28.2%.
What is the average life span of Jaguar vehicles now?
14 years, with only 1% of production waste going to landfill.
What is the focus of the Wolverhampton Engine manufacturing plant’s recruitment?
The plant focuses on recruiting local people to reduce transportation needs and pollution.
How much of the plant’s energy needs are met by solar panels?
The rooftop is covered by 21,000 solar panels, meeting 30% of the plant’s energy needs.
What is done with water harvested from the rooftop?
Water is harvested from the rooftop and used for flushing toilets, reducing runoff and flood risk.
What type of paving is used around the site?
All paving around the site is permeable to enable rain to soak in.
What facilities are provided to encourage cycling to work?
Bike racks and cycle lanes are provided to encourage workers to cycle to work rather than drive.
What type of lighting is used at the plant?
All lighting is provided by LEDs, which use far less energy than normal lights.
What materials are used at the site whenever possible?
Wherever possible, the site uses recycled or recyclable materials.
