Jaguar Land Rover will launch its new electric-capable modular platform in a "large SUV and a large premium sedan," the automaker said at its investor day held earlier this month.
The large SUV is expected to be the new Range Rover, due in 2021, while the large premium sedan will be the replacement for the Jaguar XJ, reportedly arriving next year.
The so-called Modular Longitudinal Architecture, or MLA, can be adapted for pure electric, plug-in hybrid, and mild-hybrid drivetrains. The lightweight platform will eventually replace the five platforms the company currently uses.
The MLA platform will help to "drive margin improvement driven by new products and cost improvements," said Nick Rogers JLR's head of product engineering.