During the second quarter of this year, Jaguar increased its global sales by 55% year-over-year to 29,152, which is a sign of a rebound. However, it's still far from almost 40,000 units in 2019 and over 44,000 in 2018.

Unfortunately, the all-electric Jaguar I-PACE was not able to rebound by 55%. Sales increased just 2% year-over-year to 2,536, while in Q2 2019 it was 4,634. That's not good news.

The share of the Jaguar I-PACE out of the overall Jaguar sales decreased to 8.7%, which is basically the lowest level since the introduction of the first and only electric model in the lineup.

Jaguar I-PACE sales – Q2 2021

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So far this year, Jaguar sold 4,768 I-PACE, while cumulative results stand at over 45,000.

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Jaguar Land Rover results

Jaguar Land Rover (part of Tata) reports a total of 124,537 sales (up 68% year-over-year), mostly thanks to the Land Rover brand (95,385; up 72.5% year-over-year).

The lineup includes several plug-in hybrid models:

  • Land Rover Range Rover
  • Land Rover Range Rover Sport
  • Land Rover Evoque
  • Land Rover Discovery Sport
  • Land Rover Defender
  • Land Rover Range Rover Velar
  • Jaguar F-PACE
  • Jaguar E-PACE

...but sales numbers of PHEVs were not disclosed (we guess that it's at least about 10% of the total). All of the PHEVs are also available as mild hybrids.

In the next several years, Jaguar is expected to become a 100% brand. Land Rover probably will offer a mix of BEVs and PHEVs.