Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is exploring plans to develop a new petrol-powered engine after coming under fire over its controversial ‘woke’ rebrand. The Telegraph has more.

The company is reportedly drawing up proposals for a vehicle powered partly by a combustion engine, despite earlier pledges to go “all electric”.

The new car, which is said to be in the early stages of development, would be classed as a “range-extended electric vehicle”, which uses a small petrol engine to charge the main battery powering the vehicle.

While these vehicles would still be powered mainly by an electric engine, they are technically not classed as zero-emissions under the UK’s electric vehicle sales quotas because of the combustion element, according to the Sunday Times.

The move will be viewed as a sign of retrenchment at the carmaker, which has struggled with a rebrand of the business away from the traditional “Jag Man” image.

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