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Jaguar

Jaguar's register spans sports cars, sporting saloons, grand tourers and more recent SUVs and electric vehicles. Models from the XK and E Type eras sit beside XJ, XJS, XK, XF, XE and F Pace generations, reflecting repeated changes in ownership and market position. The marque has traditionally appealed to buyers seeking performance and luxury with a distinctly British character, while older Jaguars now form an important part of the classic car population.

VULNERABLE 3 families

DECLINING 10 families

GROWING 10 families

356,759 licensed vehicles

71,297

declared SORN

model families

-4,958 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest F-Pace · fading fastest X Type

Model families

23 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
XF	DECLINING	88,499	105,426 · 2019	83.9%	-3,695
F-Pace	GROWING	70,204	70,897 · 2024	99.0%	+4,738
XE	DECLINING	42,806	44,493 · 2023	96.2%	-269
E-Pace	GROWING	35,674	35,894 · 2024	99.4%	+1,441
I-Pace	GROWING	28,639	28,639 · 2025	100.0%	+2,711
XJ	DECLINING	21,656	78,719 · 1999	27.5%	-1,551
XK	DECLINING	17,427	27,351 · 2014	63.7%	-993
X Type	DECLINING	15,879	111,063 · 2009	14.3%	-5,513
F-Type	GROWING	15,088	15,264 · 2024	98.9%	+365
S Type	DECLINING	7,816	57,259 · 2007	13.7%	-2,088
E Type	GROWING	6,158	6,158 · 2025	100.0%	+13
XJS	DECLINING	2,176	19,357 · 1994	11.2%	-111
Eagle	DECLINING	970	987 · 2023	98.3%	-2
Mk Ii	DECLINING	838	856 · 2024	97.9%	-1
240	GROWING	805	860 · 1999	93.6%	+3
340	GROWING	781	810 · 1998	96.4%	+2
3.8	DECLINING	600	625 · 2021	96.0%	-6
420	VULNERABLE	225	464 · 1996	48.5%	-2
Mk X	GROWING	185	192 · 2024	96.4%	+2
Mk Ix	VULNERABLE	143	154 · 1996	92.9%	-3
Mk Vii	VULNERABLE	118	129 · 2018	91.5%	-1
Mk Viii	GROWING	56	69 · 1996	81.2%	+1
XJ220	GROWING	16	34 · 1999	47.1%	+1

This record combines every DVLA registration under JAGUAR. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.