The era of the F-Type SVR being the most powerful Jaguar is almost over. Jaguar Land Rover Special Vehicle Operations’ 600-horsepower XE SV Project 8 is coming.

In the production vehicle world, the F-TYPE is Jaguar’s dedicated sports car. In Formula E, the I-TYPE is Jaguar’s trophy-chasing electrified race car.

Recently, the meticulously kept surface of the All England Lawn Tennis Club served as a giant billboard to tease the design of the upcoming Jaguar XF Sportbrake.

We’ve seen the pictures of the 2018 Jaguar F-Type range and 2018 Range Rover Velar online, but the upcoming New York International Auto Show will be the first chance for people in the United States to see those vehicles up close and in person.

The I-PACE Concept gave us a glimpse of what an electric SUV from Jaguar could look like. The production version of it hasn’t hit dealership floors yet, but people in London recently got a glimpse of the future Jaguar rig when the automaker let the concept out on the streets of the city’s Olympic Park.

Last January, Jaguar Land Rover started its Tech Incubator program, “which seeks to encourage, promote and support new automotive, mobility and connected car technologies that are being developed by U.S. start-ups.”

The software specialists at Jaguar and Shell have put their minds together and come up with a new way for Jaguar owners to fill up at Shell stations.