The mainstay of the Jaguar range for 2022, the F-Pace accounted for 21,000 sales. When it arrived in 2016, it was an instant hit and so it should have been with the style it is imbued with. I look forward to seeing how it goes in 2023. The US and the UK took over half of them in 2022.
The data below is from various sources, not from JLR and sources can vary. One or two top nations may be missing.
This car had the attributes to match the GLC, X3 and co and to sell about as many cars as Volvo with the XC60 (though a bit more upmarket in size and engines).
ReplyDeleteIt was a riddle for me why Jaguar failed so miserably, until I got a price quote from Jag, which was totally off the map (and not in a good way).
For an aging model from a country whose currency dropped 30% in the past few years, I can not fathom how they reached that point that they ask more than established brands.
According to ACEA Jag dropped another 18% on the EU market in January-February, on a market that shows an overall growth of 11%..
I'm sorry to hear about your quote. It will be interesting to see how Jaguar goes in 2023 with semiconductors being available.
DeleteThat was 2022. All the dealers I was in contact assured me that they will deliver on time (and a complete car as ordered :) ). Apart from a few cars with excess demand, 4-6 months are the delivery deadlines (meaning it can come months earlier).
DeleteProvided they deliver on their promises :)