Jaguar (1922 to Present)

Jaguar, the storied British marque founded in 1922, has entered its most radical chapter yet. As of 2026, the brand has officially completed its global transition by ceasing all production of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, including the final supercharged V8 F-Pace SVR produced in late 2025. In the 2026 Australian market, Jaguar is currently in a "holding pattern," having cleared almost all new petrol stock to make way for a ultra-luxury, all-electric rebirth aimed at competing with Bentley and Porsche. Market values for the remaining "Approved Used" 2026-plated F-Pace units range from $90,830 to $185,600 AUD, while the electric I-Pace sits between $142,500 and $165,000 AUD. Its desirability is currently split between collectors securing the "last of the V8s" and a new buyer pool of ultra-high-net-worth early adopters awaiting the 2027 GT, which is expected to start near $300,000 AUD. Locally, liquidity is highest for the F-Type and F-Pace SVR, as 2026 buyers prioritise these final petrol "heritage" models before the brand's boutique electric relaunch fully takes hold.

Jaguar, the storied British marque founded in 1922, has entered its most radical chapter yet. As of 2026, the brand has officially completed its global transition by ceasing all production of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, including the final supercharged V8 F-Pace SVR produced in late 2025. In the 2026 Australian market, Jaguar is currently in a "holding pattern," having cleared almost all new petrol stock to make way for a ultra-luxury, all-electric rebirth aimed at competing with … Read more