Jaguar cars as we know them will go off sale this November, before the brand is reinvented as an all-electric luxury brand.

The new electric line-up is still under wraps. Jaguar hints at the design of the new cars with this teaser image (Jaguar) “China has some very specific requirements,” said Glover.

Jaguar's management is frustrated by the problems related to converting to all-electric cars. This is their own fault because ...

Jaguar, as we know it, is about to die as the company pivots to become a pure-electric, ‘super luxury’ brand, moving into the ...

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The decision aligns with global trends toward electrification and sustainability. By committing to an all-electric future, Jaguar is positioning itself for long-term success in a market that ...

That’s the admission from Jaguar’s new managing director Rawdon Glover about the brand’s current holding pattern of no new cars for five years amid a plan to go all electric… and extremely ...

Jaguar has announced that when it resumes production, the brand will exclusively build electric vehicles, with none priced ...

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Jaguar managing director Rawdon Glover has expressed frustration over the Cadillac rival's lack of new car releases as Jag ...