Jaguar Land Rover is waiting for more information on trading conditions after Brexit before it decides whether to make electric cars in its home market, the boss of the UK’s biggest carmaker has said.

Tourists flock to this picturesque Mediterranean island each year — and little wonder, with its mountains, sandy beaches and vast forests.

Motoring giant Jaguar is set to announce a huge investment in Shannon in a move which could bring hundreds of jobs.

Jaguar has unveiled a new engine that will join the XE and XF saloons, as well as the F-Pace SUV ranges.

The 2017 World Car Awards winners have been announced, and in a decision that reflects the increasing dominance and popularity of the SUV market sector, the Jaguar F-Pace has been named World Car of the Year for 2017 at the New York Motor Show. 

Powered by a 5.0-litre V8, the F-Type SVR is the most powerful Jaguar currently on sale. How does all that power feel on the road? Darren Cassey finds out.

Declan Colley looks back on the automotive year that was 2016 and picks out the best wheels he has driven in the last 12 months — some of his selections may well surprise you.

Pre-tax profits at the group that imports and distributes luxury car brands, Jaguar and Land Rover more than doubled to €6.65m last year.

As if the regular F-Type R wasn’t quick enough for you, the Jaguar Specialist Vehicle Operations department has got their hands on it to create the fastest production Jag this century, writes Matt Joy

IT MATTERS little right now that Jaguar sells a mere fraction of the numbers racked up every year by its luxury rivals at Audi, BMW and Mercedes.

The general Europe-wide ‘what-the-hell-were-they-thinking’ reaction to the British electorate’s decision to leave the EU is being mirrored by those motor manufacturers who’ve committed billions in investment in the UK.

A jaguar used in an Olympic torch relay ceremony has been shot dead after it slipped its leash and tried to attack a soldier, the Brazilian army said.

Jaguar Land Rover has signed a deal with the government in Slovakia to build a new plant for the luxury car maker in the country.

JAGUAR’S XF is the car which singlehandedly revived the marque as a de facto mainstream car manufacturer after many seasons of misses and mellow fruitlessness.

With its 55th birthday looming, Kya deLonchamps takes an appreciative stare at the GT against which all cars are measured — the Jaguar E-type.

It is the car which award-winning Jaguar designer Ian Callum said he never wanted to pen, but the all-new Jaguar SUV, the F-Pace, was one of the stars of this week’s Frankfurt Motor Show and will undoubtedly be a big hit with customers when it hits the dealer showrooms next spring.

One of the most important new cars to arrive in Ireland this year has landed.

A luxury car company has hit on a novel way to seek sky-high sales of a new model.

The Jaguar F-Type is the moral and emotional successor to the E-Type.

FURTHER news is emerging about the new ‘baby’ Jaguar saloon — the XE — which will be launched officially in London next month.

I have raved about the rebirth of Jaguar. The company has re-emerged from years of stagnancy, under its original British ownership and subsequently as part of Ford, to well-being under the Indian industrial giant, Tata.

THERE are few modern mainstream cars around right now that enjoy