Jaguar Land Rover ordered to destroy documents seized in BYD office raid as part of 'copycat Defender' dispute

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Jaguar Land Rover ordered to destroy documents seized in BYD office raid as part of 'copycat Defender' dispute

The British car maker, owned by Indian giant Tata, has accused the Chinese brand of producing a lookalike version of its best-selling model with the launch of its Ti7 SUV (pictured).