Project Vector

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Jaguar Land Rover’s Project Vector Is An Exciting Flexible Smart City Transport Concept


Project Vector

The Project Vector vehicle has an electric drivetrain and previews autonomous-ready technology. The compact car measures just 4m in length, the battery and drivetrain components are neatly packaged within the flat floor to allow for a variety of transport uses in city environments. The modular cabin space provides flexibility for seating configurations so Project Vector can be used for private or shared use, as well as have the opportunity for commercial applications, including last mile deliveries.

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