Jaguar Sales By Model & Region : 2014

The new XE coming to a dealer near you

Between 2009 and 2012, Jaguar sales meandered along at around the 50,000 mark. Then the F-Type was introduced, and China also started to take off. Between the two - but especially China - sales quickly climbed to over 80,000 in 2014.

However, to take the marque to another level, larger volume segments need to be entered. The smaller XE car and F-Pace crossover are coming in 2015 and 2016. A new XF also comes late 2015. That's a lot of renewal and expansion. That will keep the momentum going and Tata haven't spared Jaguar money to do what is needed.

The XF is coming up for replacement as mentioned, so to hold its sales is a credit to its classic design. The XJ is in a shrinking segment so a small decline is expected. The F-Type is going really well but capacity constraints mean it any future growth will be muted. The XK is ending, which will free up the factory to make more F-Types. There has been an upturn in sales as the XK is still a fresh looking design and those who want one get in while they can.

	2014	Share	2013	Share	+/-
XF	48,375	59%	47,422	62%	2%
XJ	18,348	23%	19,677	26%	-7%
F-Type	11,506	14%	6,377	8%	80%
XK	3,341	4%	3,224	4%	4%
Total	81,570		76,701		6%

	2,014	Share	2013	Share	+/-
Europe	28,878	35%	27,856	36%	4%
Asia/Pac	27,696	34%	22,772	30%	22%
Nth Amer	17,233	21%	18,215	24%	-5%
Rest Wld	7,763	10%	7,858	10%	-1%
Total	81,570		76,701		6%

Data source: Tata.

In the regions, it's Asia that is driving sales presently. Jaguar is still a small marque in the massive market that is China so the sky's the limit. Europe has kept growing with slight decrease in North America.