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  1. Jaguar is pivoting its architecture away from V8 dedicated platforms, using them as examples of outdated compromises in the automotive industry.
  2. Jaguar launches Type 01, its first electric production car, designed and built in the UK.

Jaguar Specifies NMC Battery Technology for New Electric Vehicle

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What happened

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Jaguar has specified NMC battery technology for its electric vehicles. The Type 01, the carmaker's first production EV, is built on a dedicated Jaguar Electric Architecture and features a 118 kWh NMC battery and an 850-volt electrical architecture. This setup delivers a range of 720 km on the WLTP cycle.

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Why it matters

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The adoption of NMC battery technology by Jaguar validates the core product and signals increased commercial demand for NMC. This move represents a significant pivot for Jaguar away from older V8 dedicated platforms.

Jaguar is pivoting its architecture away from V8 dedicated platforms, using them as examples of outdated compromises in the automotive industry.

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Who's involved

  • JaguarThe carmaker launching the Type 01 electric vehicle
  • NMCThe company providing the NMC battery technology

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • NMCSpeculative

    NMC could see increased commercial demand for its battery technology due to Jaguar's adoption.

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