Jaguar aims to be fully electric by 2025, yet has not announced any new electric vehicles. Currently, its lineup is limited to conventional internal combustion engine models like the XE, XF, and F-Type. The E-Pace, XE, XF, and F-Type have already been discontinued, with the F-Pace following suit. According to an announcement from JLR, sales of new Jaguars in the UK will cease in November 2024.
Jaguar’s first electric vehicle is not expected to hit the UK market until 2026, leaving prospective buyers without new options for over a year. However, pre-owned models will still be available.
With an Eye on EVs, Jaguar is Aiming for More Luxury
The automaker is shifting its focus towards electrification and luxury, aiming to compete with high-end brands like Bentley and Aston Martin, rather than traditional rivals like Mercedes-Benz and BMW.
Jaguar’s inaugural electric model is anticipated to rival the Porsche Taycan, with a Bentley Bentayga competitor also in development, set for a 2026 launch. Both vehicles will be built on Jaguar’s dedicated Electrified Architecture, paving the way for a larger sedan and a four-door GT concept expected to debut later this year in the US.
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Jaguar plans to transition to a fully electric lineup by 2025 but has yet to announce any new electric vehicles, with its current offerings limited to internal combustion engine models. Sales of new Jaguars in the UK will cease in November 2024, with the first electric model not expected until 2026. The automaker aims to compete with high-end brands like Bentley and Aston Martin, including a new electric car rivaling the Porsche Taycan and a forthcoming GT concept.
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