Jaguar introduces a fresh logo and its first next-gen EV images, symbolising its shift to a fully electric lineup by 2026.
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The British luxury car manufacturer, Jaguar, has revealed its new corporate logo and preliminary images of its first all-electric vehicle. The redesigned logo represents departure from Jaguar's traditional emblem, moving away from the iconic leaping jaguar silhouette towards a more contemporary visual language. This rebranding accompanies the company's ambitious plan to transition into a fully electric automotive by 2026.
The prototype vehicle, expected to be the next-generation XF, showcases a distinctive design language. As per the teased image from the brand, the vehicle features a large front overhang and a compact rear profile. The model is also said to feature signature Jaguar design elements, including a boxy faux grille and distinctive double-barrel headlamps. Notably, the vehicle is also reported to feature door-mounted exterior rear-view mirrors.
Jaguar's transformation involves a complete phase-out of internal combustion engine models, with the brand committing to an all-electric lineup. The first electric vehicle is anticipated to undergo gradual reveal processes throughout the upcoming months, with a comprehensive unveiling planned for 2025 and a market introduction scheduled for 2026.
The company has indicated plans for significant market expansion, including potential manufacturing operations in India. This strategy suggests that the brand should leverage domestic and international markets for its electric vehicle portfolio.
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