Jaguar should probably stick with its new direction for now, if only because backtracking would fortify the impression it doesn't have any idea what it's doing. And the old Jaguar clearly wasn't ...

Jaguar's recent rebrand, which introduced a new logo and unconventional ads, might be reconsidered, as reported by The Telegraph. Despite no confirmation from Jaguar or Accenture Song, the rebrand ...

Late last year, Jaguar surprised everyone with its Type 00 EV Concept in the most polarising ways, period. The British marque is now all set for the Jaguar Type 00 EV Concept's debut in India on ...

Arguably the sexiest Jaguar of the 1960s, the E-Type was produced in few numbers. The Series 1, which is the most desirable of the bunch, totaled 33,205 units from 1961 to 1968.

Jaguar’s managing director claims they weren’t trying to alienate buyers with the brand’s relaunch. However, he reiterated that change was necessary for the company’s survival.

Internal frustration over outsourcing In the leaked letter obtained by Autocar India, Jaguar’s in-house designers expressed dissatisfaction with the decision to outsource branding work to ...

Bright pink color, a new typeface, and a missing cat in its emblem – Jaguar’s rebrand campaign has been the talk of the town since its launch. It certainly divides opinions for a car maker ...

Tata Motors is a known manufacturer of SUVs, electric cars, buses, and trucks. In 2013, it merged Jaguar and Land Rover into the singular Jaguar Land Rover Limited, which still stands today.

British luxury automaker Jaguar has revealed its Type 00 concept car, the first glimpse of a new electric vehicle following a controversial rebrand that has divided opinion on social media.

This vehicular Pink Panther is falling flat on its face. Jaguar’s alleged attempts to woo Generation Z with a Barbie-pink electric vehicle backfired spectacularly after Zoomers dubbed the luxury ...

New Jaguar electric concept car unveiled Called the Type 00, the new Jaguar concept car showcases the brand’s design direction and previews the upcoming production-spec 4-door GT.

Jaguar’s good old days are over, and its internal-combustion ways weren’t working. So the brand will shutter its factories, pretend 2025 isn’t a thing, and start fresh in 2026.