Jaguar debuts electrifying Type 00 Concept, signifying the brand's direction toward a bold, vibrant future.
The British luxury automaker Jaguar has revealed its latest concept vehicle, the Type 00, offering a glimpse into the future of electric vehicles (EVs) for the brand. Despite the Type 00 not being intended for sale, it serves as a powerful representation of Jaguar's new direction.
The Type 00 concept vehicle boasts a striking design, featuring a long front end, fastback profile, thick nose, and a two-door coupe configuration. It sits on 23-inch alloy wheels and boasts a glassless rear tailgate and panoramic roof. The exterior is painted in an Art Deco-inspired Miami Pink and heritage-inspired London Blue.
Inside, the Type 00 concept vehicle showcases an oval steering wheel, a windshield display, and heavy use of brass rods and stone (digitally rendered). The branding plate on the sides of the exterior is made of brass.
While the Type 00 concept vehicle remains a concept, it sets the tone for the first production car of the new era for Jaguar. This four-door GT is scheduled to be released by summer 2026 and will be based on the Jaguar Electric Architecture (JEA). The design ethos of the production car is similar to the Type 00 concept vehicle.
The four-door GT is expected to have a target range of 478 miles, with 430 miles EPA and 200 miles after a 15-minute charge. However, no specific details about the design of the production car have been disclosed yet.
Following the release of the four-door GT, Jaguar is planning to introduce a pair of SUVs, but no information about these models has been made available as of now.
It's important to note that as of now, there is no official name for the first production vehicle of the new Jaguar era. The unveiled concept vehicle by Jaguar is named Type 00.
In conclusion, the Type 00 concept vehicle offers a tantalising preview of what's to come from Jaguar in the realm of electric vehicles. With its striking design and promising specifications, it's clear that Jaguar is committed to pushing the boundaries of luxury EVs. Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the release of the first production car in Jaguar's new era.
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