MOT Facts

Jaguar MOT data

Jaguar records an 84.0% MOT pass rate across 1,965,977 tests and 16 models with published data. The range is wide: the I-Pace passes 93.5% of the time while the X-Type manages 71.2%. Select a model for a full breakdown by year, mileage and failure area.

16
Models with data
1,965,977
MOT tests analysed
84.0%
Pass rate
16.0%
Fail rate

Jaguar models

Jaguar XF
2003–2024 · 589,701 tests · Tyres
83.0%
Pass
17.0%
Fail
Jaguar F-Pace
2015–2024 · 257,793 tests · Visibility
89.5%
Pass
10.5%
Fail
Jaguar XE
2007–2023 · 241,151 tests · Tyres
87.2%
Pass
12.8%
Fail
Jaguar X-Type
1993–2021 · 197,873 tests · Suspension
71.2%
Pass
28.8%
Fail
Jaguar XJ
1980–2023 · 144,467 tests · Suspension
82.1%
Pass
17.9%
Fail
Jaguar E-Pace
2000–2024 · 135,605 tests · Tyres
91.4%
Pass
8.6%
Fail
Jaguar XK
1980–2021 · 86,891 tests · Suspension
82.8%
Pass
17.2%
Fail
Jaguar S-Type
1981–2021 · 84,809 tests · Suspension
73.8%
Pass
26.2%
Fail
Jaguar F-Type
2012–2023 · 72,917 tests · Tyres
93.2%
Pass
6.8%
Fail
Jaguar I-Pace
2017–2024 · 62,788 tests · Tyres
93.5%
Pass
6.5%
Fail
Jaguar Xkr
1996–2021 · 50,497 tests · Suspension
82.0%
Pass
18.0%
Fail
Jaguar Xjs
1980–2021 · 18,793 tests · Lighting & signalling
82.3%
Pass
17.7%
Fail
Jaguar Xjr
1986–2021 · 12,900 tests · Suspension
81.6%
Pass
18.4%
Fail
Jaguar Eagle
2005–2022 · 4,486 tests · Tyres
88.4%
Pass
11.6%
Fail
Jaguar E' Type
1980–2021 · 2,333 tests · Lighting & signalling
91.6%
Pass
8.4%
Fail
Jaguar Sovereign
1983–2021 · 2,259 tests · Lighting & signalling
80.2%
Pass
19.8%
Fail

Methodology & source. Based on 1,965,977 MOT tests. Dataset: DVSA MOT testing data (2021,2022,2023,2024,2025). Data last updated 2026-07-27. Figures reflect MOT-testable defects only — read the methodology for how these are calculated and what they don't measure.