Reports: Jaguar to launch first all-electric car in 2017

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Luxury carmaker expected to unveil all-electric SUV next year as market for zero carbon SUVs heats up

Next year luxury carmaker Jaguar will unveil a new all-electric sports utility vehicle (SUV) in a bid to challenge Tesla, which will begin rolling out its own SUV vehicle, the Model X, in 2016. The...

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