Jaguar Type 00 World Premiere

Jaguar Type 00 Highlights:
▪ Jaguar is recapturing its original ethos to ‘Copy Nothing’. Following the debut of its bold new visual identity last month, the next step on its transformational journey has been revealed in the form of a distinctive design vision concept
▪ Jaguar Type 00 is an example of Jaguar at its best. A fearless statement. An object of desire. A concept with bold forms and exuberant proportions to inspire future Jaguars
▪ Unique and different to the norm. Visionary design defies electric vehicle convention, featuring a long bonnet, sweeping roofline, fastback profile and 23 inch alloy wheels for a dramatic silhouette
▪ Type 00 showcases Jaguar’s vibrant new identity. Symbols of change highlight the transformation, inspired by Jaguar’s rich heritage, including the leaper – a precious mark of provenance
▪ A fearless new face for Jaguar. Flush surfaces. Glassless rear tailgate and panoramic roof with body harmonised glazing create a sense of sculpture
▪ Type 00 is presented in two colours, dubbed Miami Pink and London Blue – the former reflects the iconic Art Deco surroundings of its reveal, the latter references its British heritage
▪ Global re emergence of Jaguar at Miami Art Week emphasises its purpose as an advocate for art, in a celebration of British artists and creativity
▪ Jaguar’s first reimagined production car will be an electric four door GT – to be revealed in late 2025 and built in the UK
▪ New model will use dedicated Jaguar Electric Architecture (JEA) and target a range of up to 770km WLTP (478 miles) and 430 miles (692km) EPA, and adding 321km (200 miles) of charge in as little as 15 minutes

[zorganisation]

I triple checked, but it is not April 1

[RingoKid]

Concepts rarely look like the actual car.

[andyelliott]

The difference is Bowie and Westwood didn't go around forcing ideology and calling critics dumb bigots.

[MrChristopherMolloy]

This reminds me of that time I ordered a cosmopolitan for my wife 20 years ago.

[sprezzatura]

Who are these vehicles intended for? The xjs was a failure. This guy is unlikable. This is a cyber truck for Balenciaga buyers, with even less practicality and utility.

[AndyArchdeacon]

This is the dumbest thing ever, just launch that car then overcharge the customer for woke performance.

[benoit.b]

Jaguar got a bit of stick for lack of reliability and poor durability, but never was the brand such a laughing stock. They say "copy nothing" yet these proportions are not unlike the Maybach concepts from a few years ago. I question if they will make it to market.

[kubaknap]

Apart from the shape and colour, what innovation is there ?

[Janisco]

I think it looking cool.

Something new/different!

[spikephotography]

Well they’ve got our attention, that’s for sure. I had a 3 Litre 6 cylinder Jag 4wd in a lovely Royal Blue metallic. Great car. These electric blocks, I’m not so sure. They do not want their increasingly older customer base any more. Sad but true.

[likhithraj]

a futuristic comic-style car—a mashup of Velar class, vintage charm, and Cybertruck edge—repping as a food car serving up ice cream and pastries

[erickchandran]

If their ads weren't "woke" maybe the public would still forgive these strange shapes and colors.

[rickenbacker]

I'd get the blue one. Space grey would be nice.

[thumperjdm]

"I'm here to turn Jaguar around, with these new cars."
"With those POS's, your company is done!"

[stefanmaslaczyk]

It’s got an Allegro steering wheel for that hint of traditional British excellence.

[mikelfrance-lx]

Don't insult British creativity with these pieces of crap.

[AndyArchdeacon]

I don't want to be a hater, , but I fuckin hate it.

[hieroglyph]

I like the direction. Fck the haters, I'm down for this.

[sudebroy]

For someone who says they don't want to conform to anything, they referenced 'great British..' an awful lot.

[ekim]

> great British brand

> should I say soccer

Also for someone who has led a team to scrapped a brand's history, he sure does talk a lot about history