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Jaguar Reveals Rebrand for its EV Future (😬)
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I don't really know much but that account has posted quite a few accurate leaks before.Fake news
I’m limited to what I can look at on Instagram because I don’t have an account there, but it doesn’t look like any kind of ‘industry insider’ posted this.
I won’t believe it until I see a video, or at least a photograph.
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I mean its a lot of photos and effort to make them if it were indeed fake, I don't think AI would of done it with the consistencies across the images
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New Jaguar GT concept leaked online ahead of official reveal | Auto Express
The all-electric Jaguar concept adopts bold new styling direction and showcases polarising new logo
www.autoexpress.co.uk
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It looks like Miss Piggy's Rolls Royce.
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So, they’re rolling with those rear taillights. Ugh.
Copy nothing and that profile window treatment look like an XJS. The interior separation(I’m not calling it a partition) gives off the perfect “stay out of my space” vibe. I mean, one doesn’t want to feel to over crowded by the passenger while driving a car with mailbox slot-sized windows.
I say do a total rebrand and switch the name from Jaguar to “The Wilbur”.
Friend1: “Heyyy, I heard you bought a new car. What’d you get?”
Friend2: whips out phone to show Friend1 keyless entry with logo “The new in Laurence Fishburne Morpheus vioice ‘The Wilbur’.”
Logo:
Copy nothing and that profile window treatment look like an XJS. The interior separation(I’m not calling it a partition) gives off the perfect “stay out of my space” vibe. I mean, one doesn’t want to feel to over crowded by the passenger while driving a car with mailbox slot-sized windows.
I say do a total rebrand and switch the name from Jaguar to “The Wilbur”.
Friend1: “Heyyy, I heard you bought a new car. What’d you get?”
Friend2: whips out phone to show Friend1 keyless entry with logo “The new in Laurence Fishburne Morpheus vioice ‘The Wilbur’.”
Logo:
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Can't say it looks like anything else on the road at least... I guess they stood by their 'copy nothing' idea.
I don't think it looks good, but it's definitely unique and will absolutely turn heads, far more than any visual design they've recently, but I'm not sure if I actually like it or not.
I don't think it looks good, but it's definitely unique and will absolutely turn heads, far more than any visual design they've recently, but I'm not sure if I actually like it or not.
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Yes... everyone else has gone for style and good taste.
Indeed... but which way?
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To me, look like they took some styling from this. Wheels are damn near similar.
Make the grille horizontal
Put a panel over the rear glass
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God dammit.
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For a copy of nothing...
Why does it have an ALLEGRO quartic steering wheel ...
en.m.wikipedia.org
www.theguardian.com
Why does it have an ALLEGRO quartic steering wheel ...
Austin Allegro - Wikipedia
Images of new electric Jaguar car leak out before official Miami unveiling
Spokesperson says firm aware of pictures circulating online – but it is unclear how accurate they are
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From that angle it looks like Cybertruck: For Girls.
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It looks like Miss Piggy's Rolls Royce.
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In hindsight the whole 'copy nothing' line, clearly doesn't work. However I still think it rings true to a certain extent, from a standpoint that it doesn't really look like any other Jaguar before it.
I do think it has similarities to a Rolls Royce (lower front fascia), and that front also has shades of Polestar to it. And like @Famine pointed out, it does bare a similarity to the Mercedes Vision GT (or Maybach 6 GT), in it's overall silhouette.
Having said that (and yes I'm aware I'm in a minority here), I still think it looks great, and the more I look at it, the more I really do like it. I know it's unlikely it'll ever reach production because of it being a concept, but I do hope a lot of it carries over to future Jaguar cars.
I can imagine (considering the reception it's receiving here), many will think I just have incredibly poor taste, but I'm okay with that.
I was the same when the 2023 BMW M2 was revealed, I really liked the look of that (still do), but it seemed a vast majority of the motoring world hated its styling, (saying it looked like this and that). But I honestly think a lot of those same people have warmed to it.
Well done, Jaguar.
I do think it has similarities to a Rolls Royce (lower front fascia), and that front also has shades of Polestar to it. And like @Famine pointed out, it does bare a similarity to the Mercedes Vision GT (or Maybach 6 GT), in it's overall silhouette.
Having said that (and yes I'm aware I'm in a minority here), I still think it looks great, and the more I look at it, the more I really do like it. I know it's unlikely it'll ever reach production because of it being a concept, but I do hope a lot of it carries over to future Jaguar cars.
I can imagine (considering the reception it's receiving here), many will think I just have incredibly poor taste, but I'm okay with that.
I was the same when the 2023 BMW M2 was revealed, I really liked the look of that (still do), but it seemed a vast majority of the motoring world hated its styling, (saying it looked like this and that). But I honestly think a lot of those same people have warmed to it.
Well done, Jaguar.
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Not exactly true, it belongs to the shareholders. Companies have a fudiciary responsibility to shareholders to do what it is the best interests of the companies shareholders.
Shareholders could sue, and for big money, if they could evidence that their best interests were deliberately ignored in favour of something else.
It rarely happens, and I'm not saying that will or should happen here. Just pointing out that legally, a CEO could be in serous trouble if they destroyed a brand. It's hard to evidence, but it is still a legal responsibility to shareholders.
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Yeah this concept really does like crap. What were they thinking with the washboard on the front and rear of the car? It's not attractive, it's not stylish and really does not have the character that one would associate with Jaguar. Of course, this "new" Jaguar isn't the same as the old one so what do I expect? In movies, we talk about character assassination and this new car is very much an example of that.
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