The F-Type is expected to be shorter than the brand's familiar XK sports car, which is available as a coupe or a convertible. It will also have room for just two people, whereas the XK has seating for four (though the two rear seats are mostly for show).
Jaguar only offered a teaser image of the F-Type's taillight, but it says the production car will be unveiled before year's end.
Powertrain details weren't released, but Jaguar says the F-Type will offer a range of engines including a new powerplant family. The XK features a 5.0- liter V-8 engine that can be normally aspirated or supercharged.
The C-X16 concept's blend of aggressive styling cues and graceful proportions was a winning combination that should make for a stunning production car. The possibility that this sibling to the $85,000-plus XK could have a lower starting price only enhances its appeal.
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