Tata Motors-owned Friday reported 13.3 per cent decline in total retail sales at 39,185 units in April.

Jaguar sales were at 11,462 units, down 13.7 per cent, it added.

Retail sales were up again in the UK (12.1 per cent) and in North America (9.6 per cent), but were offset by lower sales in China (down 45.7 per cent) and in overseas markets (down 22.3 per cent) with retails in Europe also down by 5.5 per cent, it added.

"Although this was a tough month for us due to continuing pressures in China, we are delighted to see good growth in the UK and the US. Once again we strongly outperformed the UK market and the US marked its best ever April sales," Chief Commercial Officer Felix Brautigam said.

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