Jaguar Land Rover is going all-electric from 2025

British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has vowed to begin offering all-electric vehicles by 2025.

Jaguar has vowed to pivot away from combustion engines entirely, and will be a fully electric brand within five years.

However, Land Rover will unveil six all-electric vehicles by 2025, which will be offered alongside its current range. The first Landy EV is expected to be unveiled in 2024.

The car making conglomerate is reportedly going to develop three model platforms, and will ditch its current approach to chassis design, which seems to operate on a case-by-case basis at the moment.

One platform will be reserved exclusively for Jaguar.

Most importantly, though, these platforms will be designed on electric focused platforms. When combustion vehicles are repurposed as EVs, there are always compromises, mostly on battery capacity and subsequently the cars’ range.

According to AutoCar, the electric Land Rover models will be built on the company’s Modular Longitudinal Architecture. This platform is focused on EVs, but can still be used for combustion engine vehicles.