Land Rover will continue to share components with Jaguar, which is also under Tata ownership. Land Rover already uses Jaguar's 5.0-liter V8 engine in all but one of its vehicles.
Here are Land Rover's product plans:

Land Rover LR2: The SUV gets a mild restyling and upgrades to the interior this year. The SUV still uses Ford's EUCD platform.

Land Rover LR4: A redesign is expected in 2015 or 2016.

Range Rover: A redesign is expected in 2013. The SUV will shift from a BMW platform to one developed by Tata. It will use an aluminum body structure similar to the new Jaguar XJ sedan.

Range Rover Sport: A redesign or re-engineering is expected in 2013 or 2014. The new generation is likely to use more aluminum to reduce weight.

Range Rover Evoque: The all-new two-door SUV, due here in fall 2011, will be Land Rover's smallest vehicle and its first front-wheel-drive vehicle. The 165-inch-long Evoque will be marketed as an upscale vehicle, hence the Range Rover nameplate. The price is expected to start at about $50,000.

A hybrid version of the Evoque is expected, although the timing is unknown.