What’s going on at Jaguar? Only Jaguar really knows. Recently, the storied British automaker’s lineup has dwindled as its vehicles aged out of relevancy. For 2025, it will continue to produce only one vehicle and attempt to sell through backstock of discontinued models like the I-PACE, E-PACE, XF and F-Type.

Although this isn’t an encouraging situation, Jaguar is undertaking a daring effort to reinvigorate its business for the future. Read on to see what’s new for Jaguar in 2025 and what to expect from it in the next few years.

2025 Jaguar F-PACE: What’s new

Jaguar’s lone 2025 model, the F-PACE luxury compact SUV, carries over mostly unchanged from 2024. The optional Driver Intelligence package now contains a 360-degree camera and automated parking assist system.

In the high-performance F-PACE SVR, the supercharged V-8 engine gains 25 hp for a total of 567; torque is unchanged at 516 lb-ft. It newly wears a P575 badge and gains subtle dark-themed trim details for 2025.

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2025 Jaguar F-PACE: Pros and cons

Pros

1. Elegant and understated design
2. Nice balance of sport and comfort
3. Smooth I-6, beastly V-8 engines

Cons

1. Underwhelming base I-4 engine
2. Dim value play
3. Introduced for 2017; shows its age

2026 Jaguar models: What to expect

Jaguar is undergoing a major and much ballyhooed brand reinvention, heralded by a bizarre promotional campaign that culminated in the reveal of the Type 00 concept car. That vehicle marked a significant departure from Jaguar traditions: It’s an enormous all-electric grand touring coupe, styled under a new design language and specified to an even higher level of luxury than prior Jaguar models.

Much of what will come from the Type 00 concept remains to be seen, in terms of how it’ll influence future Jaguars that subsequently shift the niche automaker’s market positioning. Yet company officials have confirmed that the Type 00 previews a forthcoming all-electric grand touring four-door coupe model. This yet-unnamed vehicle is anticipated to arrive for model year 2026 with a starting price above $120,000. Expect EPA-rated range of up to 430 miles.

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2027 Jaguar models: What to expect

Assuming all goes to plan for Jaguar after it launches its EV GT for 2026, more production vehicles are likely to follow. An all-electric SUV is probably in the works, as that would expand Jaguar’s lineup with a less niche, more versatile offering for greater market appeal. However, when that Jaguar SUV arrives potentially for 2027, it could have the unconventional design cues and expensive positioning indicated by the Type 00 concept.

2025 Jaguar SUVs:

• 2025 Jaguar F-PACE: Minor update

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