## Jaguar Delays Electric Transition, Extends Production of Gas-Powered Vehicles
Jaguar has announced a change in plans, extending the production of internal combustion vehicles well into next year. This decision comes despite previous commitments to transition to an all-electric marque by 2025.
The shift in strategy reflects the current market reality, where demand for electric vehicles remains slow. Jaguar recognizes the need to maintain profitable conventional lines to fund the transition to electrification.
This move mirrors recent decisions by other British luxury carmakers. Bentley and Aston Martin have also postponed their full electrification plans, acknowledging the continued relevance of hybrid and gas-powered vehicles in the near future.
The decision to extend the production of the popular Jaguar F-Pace highlights its importance within the brand's lineup. Despite the industry's focus on electric vehicles, sales of the F-Pace have seen a significant increase this year.
Jaguar Land Rover remains committed to launching three all-electric cars starting next year, although details remain scarce. The initial vehicle is expected to be a luxury four-door GT model, competing in the high-end segment with a price tag exceeding £100,000.