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The 2020 Jaguar F-Type gets a Checkered Flag Limited Edition model referencing Jaguar's sports-car history. It also loses its manual transmission option, but gains standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The F-Type is still available with four-cylinder, V6, and V8 engines, though.

Jaguar wants to teach autonomous cars how to talk to pedestrians. After testing creepy eyes, it has switched to a technology which beams light bars on the ground that move to signal the car is stopping, turning, or accelerating. Communication is key to make autonomous cars safe, but standardization is also important.

Jaguar needs to decide what the future has in store for the F-Type, the only sports car in its portfolio. Its options include turning the next-generation model into an electric car aimed at the Tesla Roadster, and putting it into the ring with a twin-turbo V8 from BMW. The next F-Type won't arrive until at leasAt 2021.

We've all hit the gas to make it through a yellow light, uncertain how much time we have until it turns red. Jaguar wants to make sure you never have to make those split-second decisions again. The carmaker is building tools that will tell you what speed you need to drive to avoid getting stuck at a red light.

Jaguar is celebrating the XK120's 70th birthday by turning the F-Type roadster into a rally warrior. Built to FIA specifications, the model receives suspension and braking upgrades plus a full roll cage to protect the occupants. It's not going to race, though; Jaguar told Digital Trends it built the car just for fun.

Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles might be a blast to drive, but they've been missing a major feature for the more tech-inclined owners: support for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. That situation has been rectified with 2019 line of vehicles, which will support the in-car smartphone systems.

The Jaguar XE SV Project 8 is a monster sedan that only 300 people will have the chance to own. But there's another way to experience this 200-mph brute. Jaguar is offering rides in the Project 8 around Germany's Nürburgring. The car will serve as a "race taxi" alongside a Jaguar XJR575.

Jaguar Land Rover is offering new infotainment systems that can be retrofitted to vintage cars. DIN-sized head units add Bluetooth, navigation, improved sound quality, and a 3.5-inch touchscreen. The systems are available to order online and can be installed at certain dealers.

The Jaguar E-Type Zero, an all-electric version of the classic E-Type sports car, will go into production. Jaguar will perform electric conversions for any interested E-Type owners through its Classic Works restoration division. The first deliveries are expected in 2020.

Jaguar has updated the F-Pace, its best-selling model, for the 2019 model year. The SUV gets more standard tech features, including a 10-inch screen for the infotainment system, and driving aids like lane-keeping assist and emergency braking. Jaguar also improved its traffic sign recognition function.

If you're looking to satisfy that need for speed, you don't want to go pounding the pavement -- instead, you should be hitting the waves. This week, Jaguar managed to set new world and national records with its battery-powered boat, the Jaguar Vector V20E. It managed to hit top speeds of over 88 mph.

Jaguar will follow up the Project 7 and Project 8 with a third limited-edition model called Project 9, says the boss of the automaker's Special Vehicle Operations skunkworks. But Jaguar hasn't decided what the Project 9 will be, or even if it will be a performance model like the previous two.

The Jaguar XE SV Project 8, a 592-horsepower, 200-mph limited-edition super sedan, is scheduled to start production in June. But engineers at Jaguar's Special Vehicle Operations skunkworks are still making changes to the car. That's the advantage of low-volume production, Jaguar says.

The Jaguar I-Type 3 electric race car will compete in Formula E's fifth season alongside other Gen2 designs.

Digital Trends sits down with the two men responsible for designing and developing the 2019 Jaguar I-Pace. Ian Callum and Dr. Z share the past, present, and future aspirations for Jaguar's first-ever all-electric model.

At the 2018 New York International Auto Show, Jaguar revealed its all-new F-Pace SVR, the fastest production SUV the brand has ever built. The model will produce 550 hp and hit a top speed of 176 mph.

Google's autonomous ride-hailing service looks to Jaguar to produce fully electric luxury SUVs. Also, Huawei's P20 Pro delivers a next-level smartphone camera.

The Jaguar I-Pace electric SUV will be Waymo's latest self-driving car. Waymo also plans to launch an autonomous ridesharing service this year.

The Jaguar D-Type, which won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1955, 1956, and 1957, is back. Jaguar is building 25 new versions based on original drawings.

A battery-electric Land Rover is inevitable, but the company is still unsure how to package its first-ever EV.

Jaguar’s XE SV Project 8 is the easily most powerful and extreme road car that the brand has ever produced.

Jaguar Land Rover designer Ian Callum and product manager David Larsen give us an inside look at where the brand is headed, and why.