A picture is starting to develop of what Jaguar's U.S. dealership network might look like in 2025 when an all-electric and far more expensive three-vehicle lineup replaces today's models.
It will be smaller — perhaps dramatically so — and many sales could take place digitally as the storied brand looks to reinvent itself after a number of struggles dating back more than 50 years.
Since 1968, Jaguar has had four corporate owners. Its current owner, Tata Motors, bought the brand and Land Rover from Ford Motor Co. in 2008. In addition, Jaguar has dealt with labor issues and battled quality problems as well as suffered through product droughts, outdated plants, executive turmoil and other crises.