Jaguar has begun testing its all-new luxury EV and the camouflaged test mule gives us a first glimpse of what we can expect from the offering, ahead of its global debut next year.

Reports suggest the $130k luxury electric sedan has no back window, like the Polestar 4. Jaguar is about to undergo a radical reinvention as an ultra-luxurious, EV-only brand and these images give us our first look at what’s in store when the rebirth reaches the showroom next year.

The iconic British luxury automaker is undergoing a major brand overhaul. With its official debut around the corner, Jaguar’s

Jaguar's new four-door GT has been caught testing for the first time as the British brand prepares for a luxury overhaul

This is the future of Jaguar. Sort of. For underneath this broad, angular, slab-sided and enormously camouflaged frame lurks the British company’s renaissance. Its ‘rebirth’. Its giant, all-electric four-door GT.

Clearer indications of what to expect from Jaguar's new-look line-up will be given on 2 December, when CEO Adrian Mardell pulls the wraps off a long-awaited show car at Miami Art Week, dubbed Design Vision Concept, as the first step in a ground-up overhaul of the Jaguar brand that's been in train since JLR's Reimagine strategy was detailed in 2021.

After a trickle of rough news cycles for the storied marque, a glimpse of Jaguar’s future has emerged. A trademark application “unearthed” by Car and Driver suggests that the main character in the new persona of Jaguar will be called the I-Type,