Jaguar’s controversial new concept electric car has been leaked online – showing the vehicle in Barbie pink. Images appearing to show the new model have been posted on X by Autocar magazine ...

Jaguar’s new bright pink Barbie-mobile will please no one. Jaguar’s new logo features on the front and rear of the concept car in leaked images.

Carmaker Jaguar is accused of embracing 'woke' ideologies after leaked photos showed its new vehicle: a 'Barbie Pink' electric concept car.. Ahead of an official launch that is slated for reveal ...

Jaguar’s controversial new concept electric car has been leaked online – showing the vehicle in Barbie pink.. Images appearing to show the new model have been posted on X by Autocar magazine ...

The Barbie pink, futuristic, design appeared to be trying to catch the attention of Gen Z. But young people have declared that they detest Jaguar's new electric-only rebrand and said it looks 'cheap'.

Barbie and Mattel have transformed their marketing strategy and succeeded in gaining new followers and engaging with adult ...

Jaguar's attempts to woo Generation Z with a Barbie-pink electric vehicle backfired spectacularly after Zoomers dubbed the car "cheap" and compared it to a "pink batmobile." ...

Jaguar has made it clear that the 00 is a concept vehicle that embodies the values of its new design philosophy. The company's first production car will in fact be an electric four-door GT that it ...

LONDON: British luxury carmaker Jaguar has unveiled an electric concept car that critics have derided as “Barbie pink” amid a backlash over a radical rebrand of the iconic company.

James May has branded Jaguar’s new “Barbie pink” all-electric car ‘not radical enough’ as the iconic brand faces backlash over its new rebrand. Jaguar unveiled its new concept car on Tuesday, with its ...

Jaguar has defended its new “Barbie pink” car, saying that it “won’t be loved by everyone” because it is “fearlessly creative”. Gerry McGovern, the company’s chief creative officer ...

It is thought the British brand, headquartered in Coventry, has changed its whole aesthetic in a bid to win over Gen Z - but many of them have heavily criticised the Jaguar's new look.