Jaguar has stopped selling new cars in the UK, in preparation for a major re-launch as an electric-only luxury car brand in 2026.
The Jaguar XE, XF and F-Type models were pulled from production at Jaguar’s Solihull and Castle Bromwich factories earlier this year. The F-Pace SUV, also built in Solihull, is no longer on sale in the UK although will still be built for export markets until production finally ends in early 2025.
The E-Pace and I-Pace SUV models, which are built by a contract manufacturer in Austria, will cease production in December.
Once current stock is cleared from showroom floors, Jaguar will continue to offer used cars through its website and dealership network until 2026.
While you won’t be able to buy a new Jaguar of any kind next year, we’ll find out more about Jaguar’s next-generation electric range in the coming months. The British brand aims to become a luxury car brand with lower sales volumes (and presumably higher pricing), and has been slimming down its dealership network this year in preparation for the relaunch.
The first new-generation electric Jaguar, which the company describes as a ‘four-door GT’, will be unveiled at some point next year before going on sale in 2026. That will presumably put it into competition with the likes of the Porsche Taycan and Audi e-tron GT.
Additional electric models are set to follow, but no information has yet been provided on Jaguar’s further plans.
