POLL: 2027 Ferrari Luce vs. 2024 Jaguar Type 00

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Which brand had the worse glowdown?

2027 Ferrari Luce vs. 2024 Jaguar Type 00

Ferrari Luce

Ferrari’s first full EV is a huge break from tradition: five seats, four electric motors, futuristic styling, and a design shaped with help from Jony Ive’s LoveFrom team. The controversy is obvious: a lot of people think it looks too clean, too tech-heavy, and not Ferrari enough.

Jaguar Type 00

Jaguar’s Type 00 concept was built to launch the brand’s new electric era, with a bold coupe shape, butterfly doors, new logo, and a totally different design direction. The backlash hit fast, with fans saying Jaguar walked away from its heritage and tried too hard to look modern.

Both brands wanted a reset. Both got attention. But which one damaged the brand image more?

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