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Jaguar’s all-electric i-Pace is proving quite popular at the moment, even famed car designer Henrik Fisker drives one<\/a>, but let’s be honest, it doesn’t get our motor running in the way the F-Type does. But lucky for us, Jaguar could have an electric sports car on the way.<\/p>\n According to a filing made in the last few months, spotted by Autocar<\/a>, the British automaker is attempting to trademark the name “Jaguar EV-Type,” suggesting that an all-electric sports car could be on the horizon.<\/p>\n [Read: ‘Cold-hearted’ Tesla threatened to close its dealerships without telling employees first<\/a>]<\/em><\/p>\n Jaguar could have used names it already owns, such as E-Type. To some readers that name will conjure images of a bygone era where cars were elegant and smooth. To others, E-Type sounds like a great name for an electric car. I wouldn’t balk if Jag did<\/em> decide to call its electric sports car the E-Type, but I’m sure plenty would.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Many other carmakers are reimagining classic and iconic names as electric vehicles, take the upcoming Hummer or the Ford Mustang Mach-E as two examples. But it’s probably best that Jaguar let the E-Type remain the beautiful iconic classic that it is, rather than sully its name with newfangled technology.<\/p>\n All that said, according to Autocar, the EV-Type moniker is a subtle nod to the E-Types of old. Perhaps it’s for best; an acknowledgment of heritage but not an outright rebuilding of it.<\/p>\n With regard to the EV-Type, all we have to go on at the moment are rumors and speculation.<\/p>\n A few years ago, reports surfaced that Jaguar was potentially<\/a> looking to give the next iteration of its F-Type an electric drivetrain<\/a>, and would do so by 2021. Given that 2021 is next year it’s not looking likely that it’ll happen any time soon.<\/p>\n What’s more, Jaguar would have to develop an EV platform for the sports car, as its i-Pace platform probably wouldn’t be able to deliver the performance we’d expect from an all-electric F-Type.<\/p>\n While Jag’s trademark seems to firm up the company’s electric intentions, it doesn’t look like a new F-Type will be launched for at least a few years. Given the mark the original F-Type left on the market when it was launched back in 2013, we can be sure the EV-Type will be worth the wait, though.<\/p>\n If you really can’t wait, perhaps you should take a look at a classic EV conversion like the Lunaz Jaguar XK120<\/a>. An all-electric reimagining of a 1953 classic.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> MATTHEW BEEDHAM <\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"![\"jaguar,](\"https:\/\/cdn0.tnwcdn.com\/wp-content\/blogs.dir\/1\/files\/2020\/07\/1600px-Jaguar_E-Type_Series_1_3.8_Litre_1961.jpg\")
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Jaguar’s all-electric i-Pace is proving quite popular at the moment, even famed car designer Henrik Fisker drives one, but let’s be honest, it doesn’t get our motor running in the way the F-Type does. But lucky for us, Jaguar could have an electric sports car on the way. According to a filing made in the last … Continue reading OOOF, pinch me! Jaguar trademark adds fuel to all-electric F-Type successor speculation<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading