Jaguar evolved under the Indian management and developed new products that brought the British brand back to the spotlights.

Almost three decades separated the Jaguar E-Type from the F-Type. It was a long time and it needed a new owner to finally launch a true successor for the famous two-seater coupe of the '60s.

While BMW had the M and Mercedes-Benz had the AMG, the British Jaguar-Land Rover had the SVR, which produced high-performance vehicles for these two brands, and the F-Type SVR was a perfect example of what this special department could do.

SVR is for Jaguar what AMG is for Mercedes-Benz or M for BMW. But it is British and the three letters translate into Special Vehicle and Racing, even though the team that is preparing it is called Special Vehicle Operations. In 2017, the British brand introduced the F-Type Roadster SVR.