There are rumors of an all-electric XJ to come. But how do you design a vehicle so visually captivating that the whole world immediately knows it’s a Jag?
Jaguar recently announced it would discontinue the F-Type after the 2024 model year. Which is a shame, really, because we need all the performance cars we can get in this world that seems so captivated by large SUVs, and because it was the only true, single focused 2-seat sports car Jaguar has built for—pause for effect—50 years.It also brings into question what Jaguar is today, and where its future lies.
Despite never being developed in full-size clay and defying a more typical design development process, many automotive designers still have it on their top 10 great design lists. New York’s Museum of Modern Art has one in their permanent collection. As do I, full disclosure. I’ve had a Series 1 coupe for 30 years, and have yet to grow tired of looking at it. But not all the great Jaguars were sports cars. In 1968 the XJ6 was introduced as a replacement for Jaguar’s medium-sized sedans.
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