Jaguar Files Type 02 Trademark in EU
Jaguar has filed a European Union trademark for the name Type 02, weeks after revealing its Type 01 electric grand tourer.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Automotive — General
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Jaguar filed a trademark with the European Union for the name Type 02, a little over a month after revealing its Type 01 electric grand tourer. The trademark was first uncovered by CarMoses.com.
Why it matters
The filing points to a second Jaguar model following the Type 01, which is expected to begin deliveries by the end of 2027. It signals the brand's continued push into electric vehicles at a premium price point.
The Type 01 will start at $130,000 when it goes on sale, $80,000 more than the 2023 XF Sedan, which started under $50,000. The Type 02 vehicle's specifications and pricing have not been disclosed.
The players
Jaguar
Jaguar is a British luxury automaker, owned by Tata Motors of India, known for its sedans and sports cars.
Rawdon Glover
Rawdon Glover is the managing director of Jaguar, overseeing the brand's product and business strategy.
The details
Jaguar filed the Type 02 trademark with the European Union after the trademark was first uncovered by CarMoses.com. The filing follows the reveal of the Type 01 electric grand tourer, which the company says will go on sale at a starting price of $130,000.
Timeline
Type 01 electric grand tourer revealed a little over a month before the trademark filing (October 2026).
Type 02 trademark reported on November 11, 2026.
Type 01 deliveries expected to start by the end of 2027.
Roadmap
Jaguar's Type 02 filing extends the numbered product sequence that began with the Type 01 electric grand tourer, reflecting the brand's transition toward an all-electric lineup. The move places Jaguar among premium automakers reshaping their model portfolios around battery-electric vehicles.
Buyers considering a premium electric grand tourer should note the Type 01's $130,000 starting price, which sits well above Jaguar's earlier entry-level sedans. Deliveries are not expected until the end of 2027, so prospective buyers face a long wait before the vehicle reaches showrooms.
The takeaway
Premium EV pricing is climbing sharply, and Jaguar's move from a sub-$50,000 sedan to a $130,000 grand tourer shows how far the brand is repositioning its lineup.
What happens next
Type 01 deliveries are expected to begin by the end of 2027, when Jaguar's second model is also expected to debut.
Further reading
Explore more automotive general news to see how electric model launches are reshaping premium car lineups.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Motor1.
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