These ultra-luxurious electric Jaguars will be based on the Panthera platform, a bespoke creation developed in-house by the manufacturer. The British marque is also utilizing the expertise of key partners and tech providers, something Mardell is very open about.
The Coventry-based automaker is working with companies like Wolfspeed, which will provide JLR with inverters for electric vehicles. Inverters, if you’re wondering, enable the power to be sent from the battery to the various electric motors.
“Our business model is about partnering; we don’t want to do everything ourselves. We’ve announced several partnerships already … we’re doing a lot of work with Tata companies, and that will continue.” The CEO notes Jaguar will announce more partnerships in the near future.