Jaguar Models

Jaguar introduced this compact performance SUV in 2017 as part of its expanding SUV lineup, with the first model year designated for 2018. It was positioned below the larger F-PACE as a smaller, more urban-friendly Ja...

Jaguar’s performance SUV entered the line-up as a major expansion of the brand’s traditional sports-car and sedan range, arriving as an all-new model announced for sale in 2016. It was Jaguar’s first SUV and was posit...

Jaguar’s modern two-seat sports car nameplate was introduced for the 2014 model year, bringing the brand back into the compact front-engine roadster/coupé segment after a long absence. First shown as a convertible, it...

Jaguar’s electric performance SUV arrived in 2018 as the brand’s first production battery-electric vehicle and a major turning point in its modern lineup. Developed around the idea of combining Jaguar-style driving ch...

This nameplate revived a Jaguar saloon badge last used on the 1960s S-type and returned the brand to the compact sports-saloon class in the late 1990s. The modern car was introduced for the 1999 model year and carried...

Vanden Plas began as a coachbuilder name associated with Jaguar’s most luxurious saloons, and in the North American market it became Jaguar’s flagship designation for the top-spec XJ line. The nameplate first appeared...

Jaguar’s compact executive saloon was introduced in 2001 as the brand’s first move into a smaller, higher-volume segment. Revealed in late 2000 and launched publicly at Geneva in March 2001, it was developed during Ja...

Introduced as Jaguar’s modern compact sports sedan, this nameplate was announced in 2014 and launched globally for the 2015 model year, with North American sales following for 2016. It was positioned below the larger ...

Jaguar introduced this nameplate in 2007 as the spiritual successor to the S-Type, with the car first shown at the Frankfurt Motor Show before customer deliveries began in the UK in March 2008. It marked a major shift...

Jaguar introduced the XJ in 1968 as its new flagship luxury saloon, and it quickly became the company’s defining four-door model. Conceived under Sir William Lyons, the original XJ brought together elegant styling, lo...

Introduced in 1972, this was Jaguar’s V12-powered variant of the XJ luxury saloon, created to pair the company’s flagship six-cylinder executive car with its smooth 5.3-litre twelve-cylinder engine. It quickly became ...

The XJ6 nameplate debuted in 1968 as Jaguar’s new flagship six-cylinder saloon, introduced at the Paris Motor Show and quickly established as the modern face of the brand’s luxury-car range. The original Series 1 XJ6 ...

Jaguar’s XJ8 nameplate was introduced for the 1997 model year as the V8-powered successor to the long-running XJ6 and XJ12 saloons. It marked Jaguar’s move to the AJ-V8 engine in the X300-era car and became the compan...

The XJR badge began as Jaguar’s high-performance XJ offering for the 1990 model year, when a 4.0-liter version was introduced during the XJ40 era. It was conceived as the sportiest road-going expression of the XJ line...

Introduced in 1975, this grand touring Jaguar arrived as the company’s long-awaited successor to the E-type, but it took the marque in a different direction. Instead of another outright sports car, it was positioned a...

Jaguar introduced the modern XK for the 2006 model year as a successor to the XK8, giving the brand a new grand touring coupe and convertible built around lightweight aluminum construction and a distinctly long-hood, ...

This British grand tourer marked a major reset for Jaguar in the late 1990s. It replaced the long-running XJS and returned the brand to a more traditional two-door luxury sports-car format, offered as both coupé and c...