Jaguar targets young Americans with Type 01 EV – but it’s too long for UK parking spaces
The Jaguar Type 01 has a camera instead of a rear window. Photograph: Mark Fagelson/PRView image in fullscreenThe Jaguar Type 01 has a camera instead of a rear window. It is also double the F-Type’s starting price of about £62,000.View image in fullscreenThe Jaguar Type 01 is intended to appeal to buyers beyond the carmaker’s usual base.
- ▪The Jaguar Type 01 has a camera instead of a rear window.
- ▪Photograph: Mark Fagelson/PRView image in fullscreenThe Jaguar Type 01 has a camera instead of a rear window.
- ▪It is also double the F-Type’s starting price of about £62,000.View image in fullscreenThe Jaguar Type 01 is intended to appeal to buyers beyond the carmaker’s usual base.
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The Jaguar Type 01 has a camera instead of a rear window. Photograph: Mark Fagelson/PRView image in fullscreenThe Jaguar Type 01 has a camera instead of a rear window. Photograph: Mark Fagelson/PRJaguar Land RoverJaguar targets young Americans with Type 01 EV – but it’s too long for UK parking spacesLatest model is launching in New York to target rich US buyers – and is more than 5.2 metres long and 2 metres wideAlex DanielTue 6 Oct 2026 20.00 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleIt has no rear window, will not fit into a UK parking space and – starting at £130,000 – ($172,000) is aimed squarely at rich tech industry buyers driving the wide open roads of America.Jaguar’s electric car, the Type 01, was launched in New York on Tuesday night and marks the culmination of a two-year rebrand…
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