Jaguar's 2024 and 2025 Lineup

Jaguar currently sells the F-PACE (a midsize luxury SUV), the XE (a compact sedan), and the XF (a midsize sedan) in the United States. The company also offers the I-PACE, an all-electric vehicle positioned as Jaguar's flagship model. These are the models you can order or find at dealerships today, though inventory and trim availability vary by location and dealer.

Jaguar announced in 2023 that it would discontinue the XE and XF sedans after the 2024 model year, shifting its focus entirely to electric vehicles and SUVs. This means the sedan lineup will end, and future Jaguar vehicles will be battery-powered or hybrid. The company has not yet released detailed specifications or pricing for its post-2025 models, so any new sedan or sports car would not arrive until 2026 or later.

Key Takeaways

  • Jaguar currently builds the F-PACE SUV, XE and XF sedans, and I-PACE electric vehicle, though the sedans will be discontinued after 2024.
  • The company is shifting to an all-electric lineup, meaning future models will be battery-powered rather than gasoline or hybrid.
  • Jaguar has not yet announced the name, price, or release date of its next new model beyond the current lineup.
  • Dealership inventory and trim options vary widely by location, so checking with local dealers or Jaguar's website gives you the most current availability.

The F-PACE: Jaguar's Core SUV

The F-PACE is Jaguar's best-selling model and the centerpiece of its current lineup. It is a five-seat luxury SUV available with a turbocharged gasoline engine (in most trims) or as a plug-in hybrid (the F-PACE P400e). The gasoline version produces around 296 horsepower, while the hybrid adds electric range for short trips and lower emissions.

The F-PACE comes in several trim levels — Standard, Prestige, R-Sport, and S — each adding features like upgraded leather, larger wheels, or enhanced infotainment systems. Pricing starts in the low $40,000s for the base model, though higher trims and the hybrid version cost significantly more. The F-PACE competes directly with the BMW X3, Mercedes-Benz GLC, and Audi Q5.

The I-PACE: Jaguar's Electric Vehicle

The I-PACE is Jaguar's only fully electric model currently in production. It is a five-seat crossover with a 90-kilowatt-hour battery pack that delivers an EPA-estimated range of around 292 miles per charge. The vehicle accelerates quickly (0 to 60 mph in roughly 4.5 seconds) and supports fast charging at public networks, reaching 80 percent charge in approximately 40 minutes on a DC fast charger.

The I-PACE is priced higher than the F-PACE, starting around $70,000 before incentives. Federal tax credits of up to $7,500 may be available depending on your income and where you purchase, though may be able to access rules change annually. The I-PACE appeals to buyers seeking a luxury electric vehicle with strong performance and a recognized brand name.

Why Jaguar Is Discontinuing Its Sedans

Jaguar's decision to end the XE and XF reflects a broader industry shift toward SUVs and electric vehicles. Sedan sales have declined across the luxury market as buyers increasingly prefer the higher seating position, cargo space, and perceived versatility of SUVs. At the same time, Jaguar's parent company, Tata Motors, has committed to electrifying the entire Jaguar brand by the end of the decade.

The company believes it can compete more effectively by focusing on electric SUVs and crossovers rather than spreading resources across multiple body styles and powertrains. This strategy mirrors moves by other luxury brands like BMW and Mercedes-Benz, which have reduced sedan offerings while expanding electric and SUV portfolios. For current sedan owners, Jaguar will continue to provide service and parts through its dealer network.

What Comes After 2025

Jaguar has not publicly detailed its post-2025 model lineup, though the company has confirmed that all future vehicles will be electric. Industry reports suggest Jaguar may introduce a new electric sedan or sports car, but no official announcement has been made regarding name, design, or launch date. Any new model would likely debut in 2026 or 2027 at the earliest.

The company is also exploring new price points and market segments. Some reports indicate Jaguar may build more affordable electric vehicles to compete with Tesla and other EV makers, while others suggest it will remain in the luxury segment. Until Jaguar releases official details, these remain speculation based on industry trends and company statements.

How to Find Current Jaguar Inventory

The best way to see what Jaguar models are available is to visit Jaguar's official website and use its inventory search tool, which shows vehicles at dealerships near you. You can filter by model, trim, color, and price range. Most dealerships also maintain their own websites with real-time inventory, and you can contact them directly to ask about specific configurations.

If you are interested in a particular model or trim, calling a local Jaguar dealer is often faster than browsing online. Dealers can tell you what is in stock, what can be ordered, and current pricing. They can also discuss lease and financing options, which vary by dealer and current promotions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still buy a new Jaguar XE or XF sedan?

Yes, through the 2024 model year. After that, Jaguar will stop producing both sedans. If you want a new Jaguar sedan, you will need to order one before production ends, which typically happens in mid-2024. Used XE and XF models will remain available on the secondary market.

Is the I-PACE worth the extra cost over the F-PACE?

That depends on your priorities. The I-PACE costs more upfront but has lower fuel costs (electricity is cheaper than gasoline) and may may have access to for federal tax credits. The F-PACE offers more trim variety, lower entry price, and no charging infrastructure concerns. If you drive long distances regularly or lack home charging, the F-PACE may be more practical.

When will Jaguar announce its next new model?

Jaguar has not released a timeline. The company typically announces new models 12 to 18 months before they arrive at dealerships. Watch Jaguar's official website and press releases for announcements, or contact a local dealer to ask about their expectations.

Does Jaguar offer any electric vehicles besides the I-PACE?

Currently, no. The I-PACE is Jaguar's only fully electric model in the U.S. market. The F-PACE P400e is a plug-in hybrid, meaning it has both an electric motor and a gasoline engine, but it is not fully electric. Future models will expand the electric lineup.

What federal incentives are available for a new Jaguar?

The I-PACE may may have access to for a federal tax credit of up to $7,500, though income limits and other requirements explore. The F-PACE gasoline and hybrid models do not may have access to for federal credits. State and local incentives vary by location. Check fueleconomy.gov or consult your tax professional for current rules.