Jaguar isn't just sitting and waiting around to see how its future is going like. The premium English automaker plans to move ahead with new product development. We've already seen spy shots of the next flagship XJ sedan, and heard rumors of a new Porsche 911 rival sportscar. New reports now suggest that Jaguar executives have begun coordinating with their bosses gonna be's at Tata about some new models.
Although Tata is not in a position to sign off on the development of new models at this point, it reportedly likes the sportscar project. The Porsche rival will be reportedly basing off the XF's steel chassis. Jaguar also presented its hosts with plans to make a two-door coupe version of the new XF sedan. Lastly, a plan was presented to lengthen the XK coupe and add two more doors to build its own rival to compete with Aston Martin's upcoming Rapide. This last development contradicts earlier reports that suggested the next XJ sedan would adopt the four-door-coupe approach, offering instead that the new XJ would include more interior space than the model it replaces.
