F-TYPE ZP EDITION JAGUAR’S LAST PETROL SPORTS CAR 

As Jaguar prepares for an all-electric future, it honors more than 75 years of internal combustion sports car history with an extraordinary, limited-edition model—the Jaguar F-TYPE ZP Edition. Limited to just 150 units worldwide, this exclusive model is inspired by the “Project ZP” E-type, the car that marked a milestone in Jaguar's racing legacy as the first E-type to secure a race victory in 1961. Designed for true enthusiasts and collectors, the F-TYPE ZP Edition encapsulates the power, performance, and unmistakable charm of Jaguar’s iconic lineage. In Australia, only 24 of these rare vehicles will be available, offering a unique chance to own a significant piece of automotive history.

One of the defining features of the F-TYPE ZP Edition is its thrilling 423kW supercharged V8 engine. With 700Nm of torque and the ability to go from 0-100km/h in just 3.7 seconds, this model offers exhilarating performance that few can match. But it’s not just the power—it’s the sound. The F-TYPE’s V8 growl has become legendary in the automotive world, and this final edition gives owners the last opportunity to experience it firsthand. Recognizing its historical significance, Jaguar has immortalized this unique sound in the British Library archives, preserving the F-TYPE’s roar for future generations. This gesture underscores the engine’s role not only as a piece of engineering but as an essential part of Jaguar’s legacy.

Each F-TYPE ZP Edition is distinguished by exclusive SV Bespoke detailing that reflects its rarity. Every vehicle includes a 'One of 150' SV Bespoke commissioning plaque, ensuring that each unit is recognized as part of this limited run. Additionally, bespoke 'F-TYPE ZP Edition' branding is elegantly positioned on the fenders, wheels, tread plates, and dashboard, making the ZP Edition a unique collectible in every sense. These exclusive touches elevate the car to a level of craftsmanship that speaks to Jaguar’s dedication to precision, luxury, and heritage.

The F-TYPE ZP Edition pays tribute to the first race-winning E-types with meticulously curated aesthetics from Jaguar's SV Bespoke team. Available in Australia only in coupé form, the ZP Edition offers two exclusive colorways: Oulton Blue Gloss with Mars Red and Ebony duotone leather, and Crystal Grey Gloss with Navy Blue and Ebony duotone leather. Both options are inspired by the styling of the original “Project ZP” E-types, including Porcelain White Gloss accents that echo Jaguar’s racing heritage. Unique to this model are Porcelain White Gloss hand-painted roundels on the doors and grille surround, evoking the classic, sporty look of Jaguar’s 1960s racing era.

While inspired by the past, the F-TYPE ZP Edition is equipped with modern technology for an enhanced driving experience. The advanced all-wheel drive system with Intelligent Driveline Dynamics (IDD) ensures optimal grip and control on all road surfaces, allowing drivers to enjoy the car’s performance regardless of conditions. This fusion of cutting-edge technology and classic sports car dynamics makes the F-TYPE ZP Edition a true celebration of Jaguar’s sports car lineage—a perfect balance of heritage, luxury, and innovation.

As Jaguar’s Managing Director, Rawdon Glover, explains, the F-TYPE ZP Edition is “an unrepeatable celebration of Jaguar’s internal combustion sports car provenance.” This model joins an elite roster of heritage-inspired Jaguar editions, including the 2015 Project 7 and 2020 Heritage 60 Edition. With production of internal combustion F-TYPEs coming to an end, the ZP Edition stands as a monumental farewell—a final chance for drivers to connect with the visceral thrill of a Jaguar sports car powered by an internal combustion engine.

Australia will receive a limited allocation of 24 units, divided equally between Oulton Blue Gloss and Crystal Grey Gloss finishes. This is a rare and remarkable opportunity to own one of the last internal combustion-engine sports cars ever produced by Jaguar—a car that represents both a nod to the past and a landmark moment in Jaguar's journey toward electrification.