Jaguar Teases New Electric Vehicle Concept Ahead of December 2 Debut

On December 2, automotive enthusiasts will get their first glimpse of Jaguar‘s future as the company prepares to unveil its new electric vehicle (EV) concept. Ahead of the event, Jaguar has released a teaser image that appears to show the rear of the concept car. However, the image raises as many questions as it answers.

The absence of traditional design elements, such as visible taillights and a defined rear window, has left observers speculating about the vehicle’s features. The rear window area is replaced by what seems to be a panel, possibly functioning as a hatch or a retractable roof panel. Additionally, a grille-like feature on the lower right corner of the photo has puzzled analysts, as it deviates from conventional car designs.

This teaser has resulted in a buzz around the new concept, as Jaguar aims to preview its first production car intended for its all-electric era. It is anticipated to be a six-figure performance sedan, marking a significant shift in the brand’s offerings.

Sneak peeks of the vehicle, albeit heavily camouflaged, show proportions similar to those of the Porsche Taycan, featuring a wide stance and a long hood—an unusual choice given the absence of a traditional engine. The heavy camouflage conceals the true shape of the vehicle, although the teaser suggests a sloping fastback roof design.

Observers have noted flush door handles and a large access panel for charging located on the rear fender. While the rear design remains unclear, its size aligns with the proportions seen in the teaser.

The concept car will make its premiere in Miami, but according to JLR CEO Adrian Mardell, the first Jaguar electric vehicle will not reach consumers until 2026, with a full production debut expected in 2025.