Jaguar's last effort to expand its automobile range with a more affordable model, the 2001-2009 X-Type sedan, didn't quite work for a number of reasons, but the truth is, if the British brand wants to remain alive and competitive, it will eventually have to give it another try, something that the company's bosses haven’t denied.
Whether Jaguar will attempt to build another compact executive sedan or if it will choose a different category, remains to be seen.
Sukhveer Sihra, a transportation designer from London, United Kingdom, is proposing a sporty looking C-segment model named the C-X3 that targets premium cars such as the Audi A3, BMW 1-Series and the Mercedes-Benz A-Class.
"This project is a study of Jaguar’s possibility of evolving its design language towards a C-segment vehicle, but sticking to the core brand values of luxury and sports performance with an exclusive feel," says Sihra.
More photos of the project follow below.
Designer: Sukhveer Sihra
1 Comments:
it looks great but its far too aggressive and looks like a shortened XJ. all the jags do share a common theme but they all look and feel different. Germans are good at copying and pasting one design onto the next but this is British and Jag do things differently.
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