MOT pass rates · 2025 data
Jaguar MOT pass rates by model
Jaguar cars passed 82.23% of their 334,023 initial MOT tests in 2025, above the 77.3% average across all cars. Across the 14 Jaguar models with enough tests to report, results range from 92.8% (I-Pace) down to 64.38% (X-Type).
Every Jaguar model, ranked by pass rate
| Model | Pass rate | Tests | Avg miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| I-Pace | 92.8% | 22,468 | 39,838 |
| F-Type | 92.57% | 14,238 | 35,360 |
| E-Pace | 89.57% | 29,355 | 47,539 |
| F-Pace | 87.53% | 55,127 | 57,399 |
| XE | 84.61% | 41,828 | 66,368 |
| XK | 82.8% | 8,165 | 65,749 |
| XJS | 81.91% | 3,112 | 80,500 |
| XKR | 79.28% | 8,263 | 73,580 |
| XJ | 79.09% | 22,157 | 93,202 |
| XJR | 78.44% | 2,032 | 97,494 |
| XF | 78.03% | 92,467 | 91,211 |
| XK8 | 77.12% | 6,210 | 84,393 |
| S-Type | 68.37% | 9,401 | 92,773 |
| X-Type | 64.38% | 19,200 | 104,053 |
Checking a specific Jaguar
Model averages are a starting point. For the car you are actually looking at, run its registration through a free MOT history check, or a full car history check for finance, write-off, stolen and mileage records the MOT does not cover. There is also a dedicated Jaguar history check page.
Figures aggregated from the DVSA MOT Anonymised data set for 2025, class 4 initial tests only, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.