nuOct 7, 2026, 11:51

Jaguar presents new electric car in higher price range

Jaguar has introduced the Type 01, an ultra-powerful electric luxury sedan capable of reaching 96 kilometers per hour in 3.2 seconds with a 720-kilometer range. Set to launch in early 2027 for approximately 167,470 euros, the model serves as the company's return to production amidst ongoing corporate restructuring and job cuts.

Jaguar has unveiled the Type 01, a high-performance electric vehicle designed to compete in the luxury market. Boasting 1030 horsepower, the four-door model can accelerate from 0 to 96 kilometers per hour in just 3.2 seconds and offers a maximum range of 720 kilometers. The car features a distinctive long hood and a design that replaces the traditional rear window with a large sunroof, removing the need for a rearview mirror. Charging is expected to take 22 minutes via a fast charger, and the vehicle is scheduled for a market release in early 2027 with a starting price of 167,470 euros.

This launch marks a significant strategic shift for Jaguar, which has not produced new car models for two years. However, the company faces substantial operational challenges, including plans to cut four thousand jobs due to pressures from Chinese competition, American import tariffs, and the aftermath of a major cyberattack. Despite these difficulties, the manufacturer aims to regain its footing by positioning the Type 01 as a top-tier contender in the premium automotive sector.

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