This photo comes from Jaguar Land Rover, so in spite of the camouflage, it’s not a spy shot. Think of it as the first drop in a long tease leading up to its official reveal in Miami next month, followed by production sometime late in 2025. Or 2026. Or whenever.

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

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.

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.

We already know Jaguar’s new chapter will be underpinned by its JEA (Jaguar Electric Architecture) platform. We also understand that the electric four-door GT you see here offers the best representation of its new styling direction.

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,