#JaguarCrossover

Just to clear things up right off the bat, Jaguar’s newest model, the E-Pace, is not the brand’s upcoming electric crossover. That’s the I-Pace. Because “I” stands for ions, we presume.

Jaguar is testing its new performance crossover at the Nürburgring.

Jaguar’s new crossover will be fully revealed this coming September at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

Jaguar’s F-PACE performance crossover is getting ready to hit the market. 

Jaguar doesn’t plan on referring to its upcoming utility vehicle as an “SUV” when it arrives sometime in 2016.

New images of the Jaguar C-X17 concept have leaked onto the Internet, revealing even more details of the British automaker’s crossover.

The 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show is just around the corner, which means expect plenty of leaks in the next coming days.

The Jaguar XQ crossover, which is likely to share its platform with a smaller Jaguar sedan model, is expected to make its debut at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show in September.

Jaguar is planning to move mainstream in 2015, launching new affordable models that will appeal to the mass market.

Early this year, Jaguar filed a trademark application for the name “XQ” with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, hinting that its crossover model is on the way.

Jaguar is currently working on an entry-level sedan model, targeting consumers interested in the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes-Benz C-Class models.

Recently at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, Jaguar debuted its  XF Sportbrake model, a station wagon variant of the Jaguar XF. The CEO also spoke about Jaguar’s future at the show confirming that a new, baby Jaguar was on its way.

The first crossover/SUV from Jaguar will bow in 2014 as a 2015 model year vehicle according to a new report.

Jaguar will look to introduce as many as three all new models in the next three years according to a new report that highlights the brand’s product plans until 2023.

After suffering significantly in the recent recession, Jaguar Land Rover, like a lot of automakers, learned a few lessons and intends to put into practice a new product strategy that would help protect the company in the future.