The new Jaaaaag

[m79900]

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/electric-cars/new-jaguar-type-01-radical-ev-arrives-spearhead-brands-reboot

I genuinely think this final version looks quite cool, I reckon if they put a grille on it and kept the old badges/logos then there would've been no controversy. At £150k we've effectively lost another volume manufacturer in the UK though.

 

[Harpo]

Brutalism on wheels. Essential for the school run.

 

[birchesgreen]

I saw one on test a couple of months ago, absolute unit.

 

[Gazimo]

you can tell they like the look of the front, as they have no promotional pictures of the whole front, showing everything else multiple times too.

 

[Snow1964]

What's with the horizontal rows on front and back, looks like they have copied the anti-climb units from train carriage ends, and the rear side windows just seem to be tiny, did they copy those from original City and South London railway padded cell carriages.

Even if I had a spare £130,000 (I don't) it's not for me.

 

[Bletchleyite]

Has a very Swedish look oddly, I'd expect something like that as a Volvo concept!

It's not for me but it's less silly than some of the earlier ones.

 

[GusB]

How the mighty have fallen.

(Out of the ugly tree, hitting every branch on the way down)

Someone will love it; its mother, maybe!

 

[Acathater]

It looks horrible.
And we should be moving toward smaller, lighter more fuel economic vehicles, whether IC or electric. Not building what appears to be a hardened military vehicle.
This just looks like a reject from a future dystopian movie, a failed Batmobile design maybe

 

[jp4712]

Awful. I bought four Jags new, and earlier this year I traded in the last for a new Porsche Macan 4 EV. The dealer asked why I'd left Jaguar: I said I hadn't, they'd left me.