Overview
- Prototypes of the four-door GT are undergoing cold-weather calibration in Arjeplog, Sweden, with testing down to around −40°C as part of Jaguar’s most extensive validation program.
- The tri-motor powertrain is claimed to deliver more than 1,000 bhp with intelligent torque vectoring, supported by all-wheel steering, dynamic air suspension and active twin-valve dampers.
- Jaguar is trialling its ThermAssist thermal management, which is engineered to operate effectively to about −10°C and to help preserve range by recovering and reallocating heat.
- Following UK reports of a petrol-based range extender, Jaguar stated its plans to relaunch as an electric-only luxury brand remain unchanged.
- The car is slated for a production reveal this summer, with pricing reported around £120,000–£140,000 and first UK deliveries targeted for early 2027, with range estimates around 400 miles on the EPA cycle.