Yes, look at the link at the bottom of that page:Jaguar Land Rover reports record annual sales
This relates to sales in 2017, so after the Brexit vote.

The company said Jaguar sold 178,601 cars, up 20% on the year before, while Land Rover sales rose 2% to 442,508.

JLR said sales had more than tripled since 2009.

It said this was the seventh successive year of growth, which was driven by the introduction of new models and increased uptake of its clean diesel and petrol engines.

The company said that growing sales in China and the US helped to offset what it described as "difficult market conditions" in the European and UK markets.

China was the company's most important region in 2017 with annual sales of 146,399, up 23% year-on-year.

It described its performance in the UK as "solid", with 117,748 Jaguars and Land Rovers sold.