Jaguar F-Pace Marks the End of Jaguar Combustion Engine Era

On December 24, reports confirmed that the final Jaguar F-Pace completed production at Jaguar Land Rover’s Solihull facility, officially closing the chapter on Jaguar’s combustion-engine vehicles. With the Jaguar F-Pace exiting the production line, the brand has taken a decisive step toward a fully electric future.
The Jaguar F-Pace holds a unique position in the company’s history as the last internal combustion engine model to be manufactured. This milestone underscores Jaguar’s strategic transformation as it prepares to realign its portfolio around electric mobility and next-generation vehicle platforms.
Jaguar F-Pace Production Comes to a Close
The discontinuation of the Jaguar F-Pace signals the conclusion of petrol and diesel vehicle manufacturing for the brand. As the final combustion-powered model, the F-Pace represents the transition point between Jaguar’s legacy lineup and its forthcoming electric-only strategy.
Key highlights of this transition include:

• End of internal combustion engine vehicle production at Jaguar

• Completion of F-Pace manufacturing at the Solihull plant

• Shift in focus toward premium electric vehicle development

This move aligns with broader industry trends where luxury automakers are accelerating electrification plans to meet evolving regulatory and market demands.
Electric Strategy Takes Center Stage for Jaguar
Following the end of the Jaguar F-Pace, the brand is preparing to introduce the first vehicle of its new all-electric lineup. The upcoming model will be a production version inspired by the Type 00 concept, which is expected to be revealed in mid-next year.
Jaguar’s future electric vehicles are anticipated to focus on:

• Zero-emission powertrains

• Distinctive design language

• Advanced vehicle architectures aligned with electrification

By retiring combustion-engine models entirely, Jaguar is positioning itself as a fully electric luxury brand, differentiating its identity in an increasingly competitive global automotive landscape.