Jaguar News

With thousands more possible colors in its new palette, JLR hopes to draw in customers looking for something no one else has.

Jaguar's new concept previews the first of three ultra-luxury EVs set to launch in the coming years.

Jaguar will ditch its current lineup shortly and replace it in the years ahead by three high-end EVs, starting with a sleek grand tourer.

The modern TWR's Jaguar XJS restomod is ready for production.

Jaguar is working on what it describes as a “complete reset” for the brand.

Callum has now converted two of the four Jaguar C-X75 stunt cars from the James Bond movie “Spectre” for street use.

Jaguar is still building new E-Types, 50 years after production officially ended.

Expert restorer Thornley Kelham has worked its magic on the Jaguar XK120, with stunning results.

A diverse range of JLR SUVs have been recalled due to oil filter housings that may leak.

The era of Jaguar cars with internal-combustion engines is coming to an end after nine decades.

Then-Prince Charles had his first EV repainted to a special blue color.

Jaguar's stillborn supercar has been made street-legal by the company founded by its designer.

Jaguar only built the one XJ13 with the intention of taking it racing at Le Mans.

Magnus Walker and fellow vehicle customizer Khyzyl Saleem will help TWR restomod the Jaguar XJS.

Jaguar's 75-year history of gas-powered sports cars is coming to an end.

Jaguar will replace its current lineup with three high-end EVs, one of which is tipped to be a large sedan.

Jay Leno checks out a car that has been called the world's most beautiful.

An original Jaguar XKSS, similar to one owned by Steve McQueen, was sold at auction for eight figures.

Jaguar is showing off its C- and D-Type continuation cars during Monterey Car Week as there are build slots left for both.

JLR, formerly Jaguar Land Rover, now positions Range Rover, Defender, Discovery, and Jaguar as individual brands.