Jaguar's Design Director Ian Callum has spoken about the next generation XK sportscar, and revealed that the model "could grow into the luxury market".
The launch of the F-Type will allow the automaker to make the next XK more of a luxury GT, while the F-Type sits as a dedicated sportscar. Ian Callum recognised the chance to "allow the car to become a bit more special than a GT" and admitted that there is possibility of a growth in size too.
While the next XK will probably adopt a new strategy, the elegant XJ will most likely remain the same four-door luxury model.
Although Callum did not mention anything about a big Jaguar SUV/crossover in the lineup, he did affirm that the company "has to take notice" of the latest trend in the sports utility segment.
The launch of the F-Type will allow the automaker to make the next XK more of a luxury GT, while the F-Type sits as a dedicated sportscar. Ian Callum recognised the chance to "allow the car to become a bit more special than a GT" and admitted that there is possibility of a growth in size too.
While the next XK will probably adopt a new strategy, the elegant XJ will most likely remain the same four-door luxury model.
Although Callum did not mention anything about a big Jaguar SUV/crossover in the lineup, he did affirm that the company "has to take notice" of the latest trend in the sports utility segment.
