Farmerben wrote:

Any chance you could post a copy please? Just wondering if it's new orders after a certain date or whether existing orders with build slots are likely to be pushed in favour of the higher spec versions? They don't get much lower spec than a 90HT (albeit with a few options added). Thanks.

walfy wrote:

This is the info about the specific models for an extended wait.
SIGNIFICANTLY EXTENDED LEAD TIMES BY MODEL

12+ months
E-PACE D165 & P200 derivatives
F-PACE D165 derivatives
Defender 90 D200 Hard Top & P300 derivatives
Defender 110 D200 derivatives
Discovery Sport D165, D200, P200, P250 & P290 derivatives
Discovery D250 & P300 derivatives
Range Rover Evoque D165 & P200 derivatives


Email also says


Dear Retailers,

The global semiconductor shortage continues to disrupt our production schedules, resulting in extended lead times on a number of Jaguar and Land Rover models.

In order to support you in managing customer expectations for forward orders, we have reviewed our medium-term production plans versus expected semiconductor availability and can confirm that for a number of models detailed below, the lead time for new customer orders placed from today will be in excess of twelve months. Please also find attached updated Jaguar and Land Rover Order Matrices which informs you in detail which vehicles are available and through which sales channel.



The email was dated on 6 8 2021. So unless you ordered before the weekend these models are a non starter really

Quote:

Higher spec vehicles are already being given priority over the lower models