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The public debut of the new Jaguar GT high-performance electric sedan won’t take place this year, Rawdon Glover, Jaguar managing director, told ABC News.

JLR had planned to show the production-ready version four-door GT before the end of the year ahead of the start of production next summer.

But the recent cyberattack that took down JLR’s plants and IT systems for a month, combined with an expanded testing program for all of JLR’s upcoming EVs, is likely behind the delay. Read more:

Jaguar GT to start at $130,000; debut slips into 2026 We won't see the production-ready version of the Jaguar GT electric luxury sedan until sometime next year.

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How Hollywood shaped car culture, from ‘Bullitt’ to ‘Fast and Furious’ Film historians believe the first cinematic car chase appeared in “The Runaway Match,” a 1903 short about a young couple eloping. The bride’s father gives chase, only to be foiled by a mechanical breakdown.

The film — with music but no spoken words — led to another marriage: Cars and Hollywood.

Think of the “Fast and Furious” franchise, the Mini chase through the concrete flood channels of Los Angeles in the 2003 film “The Italian Job” or Steve McQueen careening over the hills of San Francisco in his Ford Mustang GT 390 Fastback in 1968’s “Bullitt.” Full story:

How Hollywood shaped car culture, from ‘Bullitt’ to ‘Fast and Furious’ The automotive and film industries have leaned on each other for inspiration and promotion for more than a century.