I quite like the concept, actually. The pink makes a change from the usual ‘accountants grey’ too.
Let’s see what the production vehicles look like.
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Already been said of course, but they’ve got a lot of people talking about Jaguar again.
How many other cars have been so talked about recently?
Obvious one is the CyBerTruCk.
Can’t think of anything else. 
I’ve been wanting to post but couldn’t. It’s a nicer thing than the zebra. But still not me even with a decent discount
Not only has the design been leaked, it already has its first celebrity customer…
You say that like it is a bad thing.
Lots of talk about people not wanting their cars - genius marketing plan.
What an absolute joke.
Some high flying exec types signed off on this……
The overall design I don’t mind, what looks terrible is the 1st year design student quality renders, especially this one where the perspective just looks off, and if its a squashed image. Just looks rushed and cheap.
Where as this has nice realistic surface textures, good lighting etc.
At the end of the day, it’s a concept so only an ‘inspiration’ for the production model that has suspension travel etc.
I also like the overall design concept. You just know it won’t translate to anything like that in real life.
But I like that it’s being shown in bold colours, makes a change from the bland black/grey/silver that most new premium EV cars seem to be coming in!
I think that the colours are very cool too, but respectfully refer the honourable gentleman to my previous statement.
If it’s pink, it’s…
Some more pics:
I really like it. 
Yes, any new Jag will have airbags.
I know a chap who does graphics work for JLR. There’s absolutely no way he confirmed that for release. Someone must have gone over his head on that.
As a piece of concept and a digital mock up it does look very unfinished, both in terms of design detail and graphical finish.
My big question is this - it’s a bold statement electric vehicle, so precisely what does Jerry McGovern expect actual buyers of the translated production car to do with the massive space under the bonnet?
As a piece of design it looks very very dated if anything and begs far more questions than it answers.
