Jaguar is reportedly planning a mid-engined hybrid sports car, borrowing tech from the I-PACE electric SUV and taking on high-end performance vehicles in the process.

"Every new car launched after 2020 will have some form of electrification," said Joe Eberhardt, Jaguar Land Rover's North American CEO. "That is full electric, plug-in hybrid, or mild hybrids." ...

The luxury brand will move away from gas and hybrid models completely, while its Land Rover division will shift more gradually. Jaguar to build only all-electric cars by 2025 - CNET X ...

Powered by a supercharged 3.0-liter V6 engine that spits out 376 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque, the Jaguar C-X16 "production concept" takes Jag into the future with the addition of the ...

The forthcoming electric vehicles in the pipeline from Jaguar Land Rover have reportedly been delayed, as per a new report ...

Jaguar calls the system its "flywheel hybrid system for premium vehicles" (FHSPV)--we suggest a new and catchier name--and says it can raise the XF's fuel efficiency by 20 percent and add a full ...

The Jaguar XJ_e concept is a plug-in hybrid that will be trotted out at RAC Future Car Challenge in London this November. The Future Car Challenge is just the place to showcase a concept like this ...

Jaguar Land Rover unveils an all-electric E-type, ... The sad news is that the car—which carries a 40-kWh battery pack, ... it will offer an electric or hybrid variant of every model it makes.

The 2019 Jaguar I-Pace has been out for a little over a year, but we haven’t really put one to a usability test to see how it would work as a primary daily driver — until now.

Of course, like with Volvo’s announcement, it’s already being reported as “Jaguar Land Rover to make only electric or hybrid cars from 2020”, like The Guardian‘s headline.

From the rendering side of things comes this here E-Type, imagined by the guys over at Car Lease as a 2021 machine with heritage lines and the hybrid powertrain Jaguar developed in the early 2010s ...