Jaguar New Logo
19 November 2024
Jaguar Has A New Identity, Debuts New Logo

Jaguar is charting a bold new course, and it’s erm… interesting to say the least. 


Stepping into a new era, the brand is undergoing a transformative journey, reigniting the ethos of its founder, Sir William Lyons, who championed originality with the dictum: A Jaguar should be a copy of nothing.

This philosophy now finds expression in Jaguar’s new creative identity, titled Exuberant Modernism.

Jaguar’s transformation unveils a visual narrative through four key symbols: 

  1. Device Mark: A modernist emblem that harmonizes geometric forms and typography.
  2. Strikethrough: A striking linear motif symbolizing the bold rejection of conformity
  3. Exuberant Colours: Vibrant primary hues, textured and dynamic, reflecting Jaguar’s artistic spirit.
  4. Makers Marks: A newly envisioned ‘leaper’ and monogram, embodying the brand’s legacy and forward momentum.

Set to debut its Design Vision Concept at Miami Art Week, Jaguar’s initiative Copy Nothing represents the pinnacle of its creative philosophy. This is a manifesto for fearless innovation. 

The exhibit will also serve as a platform for emerging artists, reinforcing Jaguar’s commitment to originality in all forms.

Jaguar’s transformation isn’t confined to the aesthetics of its vehicles. Every touchpoint, from its products to its customer interactions, aims to evoke a visceral connection.

“Our vision for Jaguar is bold and artistic,” says Professor Gerry McGovern OBE, Chief Creative Officer. “We’re curating experiences that enrich lives.”

Managing Director Rawdon Glover emphasizes, “This marks a complete reset. Jaguar is poised to reclaim its place as a beacon of creativity and inspire a new generation.”

With its revitalized identity, Jaguar sets its sights on the future, not merely to participate in the luxury automotive market but to redefine it.

While it is indeed redefining itself, we believe we speak for most car enthusiasts when we say “Is this really the route Jaguar wants to go down?”


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