Jaguar News

The 2024 model year marks the end of the road for Jaguar's F-Type, the automaker's last gas-powered sports car.

A handful of Jaguar and Land Rover stunt cars from the James Bond film "No Time To Die" will be auctioned off by Christie's in London on September 28, with some of the sales benefiting charity causes. The lots include a Land Rover Defender 110 used during an off-road chase scene. One of 10...

Jaguar's special F-Pace SVR features a color scheme inspired by the livery of the brand's 1988 Le Mans winner.

This rare, race-winning Jaguar can be yours, should your pockets be deep enough.

Jaguar has marked the launch of “Gran Turismo 7” with the reveal of a new concept.

Jaguar will phase out its current lineup in the coming years as it transitions into an ultra-luxury EV brand.

After a lifelong obsession with the Steve McQueen Jaguar XKSS, Dan Mooney went out and built his own.

Jaguar will undergo a reboot that will see it repositioned as a more luxurious brand targeting Aston Martin and Bentley.

Here's your chance to own a rare Jaguar race car.

Eight lucky individuals have the chance to own a Jaguar C-Type fresh from the factory—seven decades after the original was launched.

Taking a leaf out of Tesla's book, Jaguar continues to refine its I-Pace with annual updates.

The 2022 Jaguar F-Type will appeal to enthusiasts with its sharped pricing coupled with a standard V-8.

The man who designed the Jaguar I-Pace will now design EVs for India's Ola.

Helm Motorcars is reimagining a limited run of 20 Series 1 Jaguar E-Types with a reinforced structure and modern amenities.

Jaguar is building modern examples of the pair of E-Types used for the car's 1961 launch in Geneva, Switzerland.

In less than five years, there won't be any new Jaguars fitted with an internal-combustion engine.

A 750-hp Jaguar E-Type billed as the world's fastest is up for grabs.

By reducing the weight of its vehicle structures, Jaguar Land Rover will be able to add bigger batteries in its future EVs.

Launched in 1951, the C-Type was an important car in Jaguar's history. Now one of the teams that originally raced the car is offering a continuation example.

A rare red 1955 Jaguar D-Type is heading to auction and it's expected to fetch millions.