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- Many of JLR models have diesel engines and have therefore been affected by recent environmental worries. It is seen as having been too slow to adapt to demands new hybrid and electrical versions.

-China will also increase its carbon footprint by creating many replicates of the famous JLR. Not only will they increase the amount of co2 mission through production but they also through consumers who use these cars.

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- The government loses approximately 500 million euros per year in tax revenues due to the sale of fake merchandise, which in turn affects the average taxpayer.
- Counterfeit products directly affect the football clubs themselves. Football clubs are losing money fast and to tackle this problem some football clubs have halved the prices of their shirts in a bid to convince consumer to by originals.
- Currently England's 12-year kit deal with Nike is reportedly worth $457 million. Recently the Nigeria football federation (NFF) complained about how counterfeiters can potentially ruin deals like these.

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nigeria world cup kit sells out in minutes as fakes flood lagos markets  - cnn

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Nigeria World Cup kit sells out in minutes as fakes flood Lagos markets

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It's the World Cup's most anticipated football kit. The queues snaked down London's Regent's Street on Friday as Nigeria fans waited to get their hands on the jersey. But many fans were left disappointed as the kit sold out in minutes.

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-1000 jobs have been cut already due to the Chinese imitating production of the Land Rover. This has led there to be a fall in demand of production in the UK. There has been a 13% loss of sales

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Jaguar Land Rover makes loss as sales slide 13%

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The UK’s largest carmaker blamed falling Chinese sales, uncertainty over diesel and Brexit.

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-Imitation of cars could damage China's reputation in doing business. this is because companies would think twice before taking their ideas as they could easily be copied.
Ralf Speth (executive of JR) said '' that will not help reputation of China,of Chinese reputation at all''

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Jaguar Land Rover could be set for a new lookalike legal battle after a Chinese car maker revealed plans to produce what looks to be a Range Rover Sport clone.

Chinese car makers have produced a host of cars that imitate established upmarket western models and Jaguar Land Rover has already had run-ins with LandWind over its X7 model - a copy of a Range Rover Evoque.

Zoyte is the latest copycat car maker to join the fray, revealing plans for a vehicle called the T800.

The T800 could rightly be described as a Range Rover Sport clone, though it has a few design features which set it apart from the Solihull-built Range Rover Sport, including its tail lights and grille.

The website CarScoops first broke the news of Zoyte's T800 model, citing pictures that had appeared of a prototype version on the CarNewsChina website.

Zoyte unveiled plans for a Porsche Macan lookalike

Zoyte is no stranger to the copycat car world, it previously unveiled plans for a Porsche Macan lookalike.

In November 2017 CoventryLive reported how Range Rover Evoque copycat the LandWind X7 was to be given a makeover .

Jaguar Land Rover did pledge to take legal action against LandWind over the X7 model.

A row first erupted in November 2014 just weeks after Jaguar Land Rover opened its first Chinese car factory near Shanghai in a joint venture with Chery, creating 2,000 new jobs.

The X7's unveiling at the Guangzhou Motor Show that year prompted a strong rebuke from Jaguar Land Rover's chief executive Ralf Speth, who said the company would consult with its partner Chery with a view to taking legal action.

A difficult legal landscape

But subsequently Mr Speth revealed the car-maker may have no legal recourse open to it.

He said: "There are no laws to protect us.

"We have to take it as it is. It's a pity but it is as it is.

"In Europe, we can be protected against this kind of copy-paste in the design language, in the features but also the technology. You can't be protected in China."

Although Mr Speth said he accepted that in all likelihood there was little that could be done he warned the issue could damage China's reputation as a place to do business.

He said: "I really regret that all of a sudden copy-paste is coming up again. That will not help the reputation of China, of Chinese industry at all."

A big price difference

When it went on sale in 2015 the X7 had a starting price of £16,200, compared to a starting price in China of £48,424 for a Chinese-made Evoque.

At the time the Coventry car maker said the matter would be investigated fully, adding that it would "take whatever steps are appropriate" to protect its intellectual property.

LandWind is a joint venture between two Chinese car-makers - Changan Auto and Jiangling Motors.

Three two-wheel drive versions of the X7 are available in China, all powered by a 1.5 litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine delivering 160 bhp, mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission.
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Jaguar Land Rover faces another Chinese lookalike battle

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Jaguar Land Rover could be set for a new lookalike legal battle after a Chinese car maker revealed plans to produce what looks to be a Range Rover Sport clone. Chinese car makers have produced a host of cars that imitate established upmarket western models and Jaguar Land Rover has already had run-ins with LandWind over its X7 model - a copy of a Range Rover Evoque.

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Due to this large industry a lot of factories have to be set up in Thailand and this has caused many chemicals and pollutants to pollute the air causing harm to the local people such as breathing problems and high cancer rates.
Also to bring the football shirts to places like the UK where they can be sold means a lot of shipping has to take place which can impact the amount of greenhouse gases go into the air. shipping can also ruin the marine Eco system by polluting the ocean.

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The impacts of china imitating land rover are :
- china has more relaxed copycat laws than Europe. therefore they can imitate cars.
Land rover's chief executive Ralf Speth '' in Europe we can be protected against this kind of copy paste in the design language in the features but also the technology. you can't be protected in China''

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The Land wind X7 is a copy of the Land rover's EVOQUE. The land wind X7 has 10mm more in its real base and its body is a couple of inches longer than the Evoque. It also has a bigger multimedia screen than the Evoque. It is cheaper in price too.

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Fake branded goods, software, moves and music is in the decline. This is due to decisive action the Thai government carried out in 2017 such as enforcement of the law, education and new legal provisions are all playing their part. There are famous football clubs in the UK which are against the fake football shirts as it effects their clubs. This causes the UK football clubs to speak out to the UK governments. This might cause conflict between the UK government and the Thailand government because the people producing these fake shirts are gaining huge profits where as the UK clubs would be losing out money as their fans would be buying cheaper fake shirts instead of the more expensive real club shirts. An undercover investigator for British sportswear manufacturers Umbro has said,  "The shirts that we are seeing now in the UK are predominantly coming from Thailand. I would say at the moment Thailand is our number one priority for the manufacture of counterfeit football shirts."