Jaguar is shifting gears, aiming for the pinnacle of luxury with a trio of electric vehicles. The first model, a four-door grand tourer inspired by the Type 00 concept, is undergoing on-road testing ahead of a late 2025 launch. Based on the Jaguar Electric Architecture (JEA) platform, this model boasts up to 1,000 hp, a range of 690 km, and fast DC charging capabilities. Jaguar is targeting a starting price exceeding $150,000 USD, positioning itself directly against established luxury brands.
We know Jaguar is changing its raison d’être in life course and setting its sights on the very top end of the market. Its future range of three ultra-luxurious electric vehicles will try to rival Bentley and Rolls-Royce . The first model, a four-door grand tourer, is now in on-road testing. It is due for launch in late 2025 and will be based on the new Jaguar Electric Architecture platform.
Jaguar's electric grand tourer will be based on the JEA platform, capable of producing up to 1,000 hp and offering an estimated range of 690 km , even with large 23-inch wheels.
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