By Ray Massey, Transport Editor In Frankfurt PUBLISHED: 10:30 EST, 9 September 2013 | UPDATED: 19:39 EST, 9 September 2013 It is best known for producing luxury saloons and roaring sports cars beloved of high-flying executives. But Jaguar these days has a very different target market in mind. Yesterday it unveiled its new ‘Chelsea  Tractor’, a sleek off-roader intended to attract women customers – and not least the school run mum. At a cost of £38,000, the C-X17 will spearhead a new 'family' of smaller and more affordable luxury cars while creating thousands of jobs in Britain. Scroll down for video demo
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The C-X17 will spearhead new 'family' of smaller and cheaper luxury cars
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It is the first of Jaguar's SUVs aimed specifically at 'school-run mums'
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It will be built in the firm's plant in Solihull, creating thousands of UK jobs
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It is linked to wi-fi, so passengers can check Facebook, Twitter on the go
However road safety experts may raise an eyebrow if the driver is ‘tweeting’ or updating his or her @placeholder while driving.