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In theory at least, the concept C-X75 by Jaguar could go into production. Well, that was the original idea when the concept was presented. Even if potential customers greenlighted the project today, it will take minimum three to six years for a production ready model. Unlike the limited production Porsche 918 hybrid which opted for a conventional route using a petrol-electric plug-in hybrid approach, Jaguar, it seems fascinated by the world of gas turbine power in a hybrid set-up. As of now, the C-X75 is strictly a plug-in gas-electric hybrid which has a 68-mile electric-only initial range. Once the voltage depletes, the two micro-gas turbines spinning at 18,000rpm are supposed to help recharge the lithium-ion battery pack.