Jaguar faces mixed reactions to bold electric-only rebrand

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Jaguar has launched a bold rebrand, shifting to an electric-only lineup and introducing a new logo. The company aims to modernize its image but faces confusion and criticism from fans and industry experts over its unconventional approach. The rebrand includes a bright advertising campaign featuring models in avant-garde outfits, but lacks any actual cars. Jaguar plans to reduce its UK dealerships by 75% and enhance the customer experience with high-end offerings. Earlier this year, Jaguar stopped selling petrol models to focus on its new electric vehicles. The company describes this change as a "complete reset," but reactions have been mixed, with some questioning the brand's direction.


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