An all new EV is set to hit the streets! Jaguar unveiled a bold new design direction with its all electric concept car, the "Type 00." Kevin O'Leary on EU willing to go zero-for-zero on tariffs ...

Jaguar is taking us on a ride with its new rebrand.. On Monday, the luxury vehicles company unveiled its Jaguar Type 00 concept model at Miami Art Week calling the electric vehicle “Jaguar at ...

This shocking new concept previews what Jaguar’s electric-powered 2026 four-door GT will look like. ... And here’s what all the fuss is really all about: The Jaguar Type 00.

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Jaguar Announces 'Type 00' and Reveals What its Future Looks Like: “Type 00 is a pure expression of Jaguar’s new creative philosophy [and] the result of brave, unconstrained creative thinking.

The Jaguar sports a new logo script and interpretation of its leaping Jaguar avatar. The Type 00 badge references 1) zero tailpipe CO2 emissions, and 2) car zero for a new model lineup.

Famed British carmaker Jaguar revealed its new vehicle design direction Monday night with the introduction of an all-electric concept car called "Type 00." The vehicle, pronounced "Type Zero Zero ...

First Look: Is Jaguar's Type 00 concept refreshing or revolting? News. Reviews. Buyer's ... This shocking new concept previews what Jaguar’s electric-powered 2026 four-door GT will look like.

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Pictures of new Jaguar Type 00 concept, dubbed the Design Vision Concept, had leaked online ahead of its official release at Miami Art Week this week, the Telegraph reported.

Jaguar's next life (of nine?) will be as an ultra-luxury EV brand, spearheaded by a new four-door GT car. A trademark application unearthed by Car and Driver suggests it may be called the I-type .