Jaguar Land Rover reimagines the future of modern luxury by design

Jaguar progresses on many fronts including Hydrogen

March 10, 2021 David Brown ENVIROCAR Guide, Jaguar, Motoring Minute Comments Off on Jaguar Land Rover reimagines the future of modern luxury by design

Jaguar gained a good deal of main stream media coverage when they announced that their new models would be all electric by 2025.

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While electric vehicles are, understandably, the flavour of the moment, Jaguar also announced some other things.

  • The first all-electric Land Rover model in 2024,
  • the whole company to be net zero carbon by 2039.
  • And they are developing hydrogen vehicles.

James Skrimshaw, the PR Manager for Jaguar Australia, reflects on these developments arising in the UK.

“So clean hydrogen fuel cell power is being developed at the moment and we’ve been working on this for a little while, something we haven’t spoken about yet. That development underway and we’ll have prototypes on the UK roads within the next 12 months across. And we can’t say which vehicles, but we will have prototypes on the road next 12 months. So we’re definitely introducing that because the game is to the tailpipe emission free in the future.

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