Jaguar F-Type 75: See the farewell tour

Jaguar F-Type 75: Jaguar will discontinue production of the F-Type coupé and cabriolet from 2023, before becoming an electric 100% brand in 2025. A special 75 series celebrates the end of their career.

Jaguar is on the brink of a revolution. The English brand will become an electric 100% manufacturer from 2025, ahead of European regulations for several years. Its model catalog is, however, well stocked with 100% thermal vehicles, which are gradually being phased out. Next on the list is the F-Type. It will definitely leave production lines in 2023.

To mark the end of its F-Type's career, Jaguar is offering an unprecedented special series. This one is called 75, in honor of the “75 years of Jaguar sports cars” according to the brand. The coupe and convertible declined model was launched in 2013 and restyled in 2019.

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Now it is offered with an entry-level four-cylinder engine of 300 hp and two V8s of 450 or 575 hp. The special series is not available with the four cylinders and is therefore available in two versions: the F-Type 75 is equipped with the 450 hp V8 and the F-Type R75 is equipped with the more powerful V8. The R75 variant is automatically delivered with all-wheel drive, while the 75 leaves the choice between rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.

This 75 series is distinguished by a few elements, including an unprecedented Giola Green metallic paintwork. The 20-inch wheels are painted gloss black, as is the Jaguar logo on the front.

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Distinctive badges have placement here and there, including one depicting the coupe's silhouette on the underside of the front fenders or on the door sills. The convertible's canvas top can be chosen in black, beige or red. On board, the cabin is upholstered in Windsor leather (black, brown, red, cream).