Jaguar relies fully on e-mobility and is parting with numerous models. Only one current series will survive the coming years.
On the way to becoming an e-car brand, Jaguar is turning its entire product range upside down. From the current program, only the I-Pace SUV model is to be retained after 2025, as reported by the British magazine “Autocar”, citing statements by CEO Thierry Bolloré. The new portfolio should then no longer contain SUVs or crossovers, but instead rely on flatter body shapes, but without classic sedans. It is still unclear whether the British want to use their own or a purchased platform for their new models.
The Jaguar range currently consists of the sedans XE and XF, the upper-class model XJ is no longer being built. There are also the SUVs E-Pace and F-Pace as well as the F-Type sports car.