Remember the electric Jaguar XJ that was canceled back in 2021? Well, here it is. This single photo below posted on X by Richard Seddon is our best look at what was supposed to be Jaguar’s ...

Jaguar is ending the production run of its XJ luxury sedan this summer, and it now appears as if the car will be replaced by an electric model next year. The last car from the Jaguar XJ’s X351 ...

We already knew for some time now that the successor of the current Jaguar XJ will be an electric-only sedan and these are the first photos of the camouflaged prototype. The early nature of the ...

the next-generation Jaguar XJ will be all-electric. On stage to introduce the new Land Rover Defender, company CEO Ralf Speth made the announcement as a teaser image of the new electric XJ’s ...

An all-new, all-electric, more luxurious, and larger Jaguar XJ sedan will debut after 2025, according to a report from the British publication Autocar, quoting a source familiar with the matter.

Autocar reports Jaguar has resuscitated plans for an electric XJ after canceling the previous attempt, albeit under a different name. There are supposedly two Jaguar-branded EVs arriving in 2025.

At one point, it was supposed to be debuting an electric XJ, a project that it supposedly spent half a billion British pounds on. Jaguar's latest set of managers seems committed to an all-electric ...

The all-electric sedan aims to take a swing at ... as it is all about the resurrection of the XJ. You do remember Jaguar's demised flagship sedan, don't you? Instead of imagining it with ICE ...

It's like an evolution of the last XJ, but even more coupe-like ... but Jaguar has said it will ride on the new Jaguar Electric Architecture and have a range of over 400 miles.

That changed with the final X351 generation, but Jaguar scrapped plans for an electric follow-up and ended XJ production in 2019. With no XJ successor expected anytime soon, we can now look back ...

Jaguar is preparing to launch a large, lavish electric saloon to serve as an indirect replacement for the axed XJ EV, Autocar can reveal. It was previously understood that Jaguar’s new four-seat ...