Jaguar Brings Back The E-Type With Two New Special Editions

Key Highlights

• Jaguar launched two exclusive E-Type Commemorative cars to celebrate 50 years since the end of the iconic model's production.

• The convertibles feature original E-Type colors: Opal Black and Signet Green, along with engraved blueprints on the center console.

• Each model includes ornate details by Deakin & Francis, hand-woven leather trim, and a Jaguar badge made with 18-karat gold and mother of pearl.

• The interiors have silver and gold accents, a heated windscreen, and Bluetooth radio for improved comfort and usability.

• Powered by a 3.8-liter inline-6 engine with electronic fuel injection and a 5-speed manual transmission, blending classic performance with modern amenities.

Jaguar has made two special E-Type models for a client in Southeast Asia to celebrate 50 years since the end of the car's production. Called the E-Type Commemorative cars, these editions honor the last 50 Commemorative Editions from 1974. Built by Jaguar Classic, they honor the legacy of this famous sports car.

Both special editions are convertibles, one in Opal Black and the other in Signet Green, featuring original E-Type colors. They include key fobs engraved with blueprints on the center console, detailed craftsmanship by Deakin & Francis, England's oldest jeweler, and hand-woven leather trim. Notable features include a Jaguar badge made of 18-karat gold and mother of pearl, and a silver "JAGUAR" script engraved on the trunk lid.

The cabin features silver accents and extra gold details. It also has modern upgrades like a heated windscreen and a Bluetooth radio, which are integrated for better comfort and usability. Each Reborn E-Type took over 2,000 hours to build.

The cars are powered by a 3.8-liter inline-6 engine with electronic fuel injection and a 5-speed manual transmission. They also feature modern comforts like a heated windshield and air conditioning.

The Commemorative E-Types were introduced after the F-Type ended production, along with the E-Pace, XE, and XF models. The final units of the F-Pace SUV will be made soon.

Jaguar plans to unveil its first electric car as a concept—a luxury GT—in December. However, there won't be any new model launches for about a year as the company gets ready for a full electric transformation in 2026.

Verdict

Jaguar's revival of the E-Type with two exclusive Commemorative Editions highlights the brand's dedication to its heritage while incorporating modern technology and luxury. With each car meticulously crafted to honor the legacy of the iconic sports car, Jaguar is bridging the past with the future.

As the company prepares for a complete electric transformation by 2026, the introduction of these special editions showcases its commitment to quality and craftsmanship while paving the way for innovative electric vehicles.

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