Overview
- Jaguar registered only 49 vehicles in Europe in April 2025, down 97.5% from 1,961 units sold in April 2024.
- The company retired core models including the XE, XF, F-Type, E-Pace and I-Pace by the end of 2024, emptying dealership lots.
- In November 2024 it dropped its leaping jaguar logo for a minimalist nameplate and launched abstract ads that showed no cars.
- Industry analysts say the radical repositioning alienated loyal buyers without attracting the younger, design-focused audience it targeted.
- Jaguar’s next-generation electric lineup, headed by the Type 00, is not expected until 2026, extending a gap that could hinder market recovery.