Facelifted Jaguar XF: Sharper looks and new interior for the saloon
The refreshed Jaguar XF is expected to launch in SA in early 2021.
Jaguar has unveiled its refreshed XF model for the 2021 model to keep it fresh in the executive sedan stable.
Only die-hard fans of the product will easily notice the changes. The refreshed Jaguar XF comes with slimmer LED quad headlights while the grille gets diamond detailing with chrome finishing.
Buyers can opt for a Black Exterior Package that swaps all the chrome detailing for black detailing.
The Jaguar XF rides on new 19-inch five-spoke wheels in silver or glossy black. There are also 20-inch wheels finished in satin or glossy black. Inside, the small infotainment system has been replaced by a curved 11.4-inch high-definition touchscreen.
The system is fitted with the new Pivi Pro infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as over-the-air updates and surround-view cameras.
There is a new fully-digital instrument cluster and a convention gear lever that replace the rotary knob of the predecessor.
The new Jaguar XF is powered by a range of Ingenium four-cylinder petrol and next-generation diesel powertrains.
The new XF is available exclusively with eight-speed automatic transmissions, rear- or all-wheel drive. For the South African market, the oil-burner comes courtesy of a D200 with 147 kW and 430 Nm plus a RWD format.
It hurdles from a standstill to 100 km/h in a claimed 7.6 seconds. The petrol variants include the P250 with 183 kW and 365 Nm all sent to the rear axle and gets to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds.
The P300 joins the range with 221 kW and 400 Nm as well as 6.1 seconds sprint to the 100 km/h mark.
The refreshed Jaguar XF is expected to launch in SA in early 2021 and pricing will be announced soon.
Source: Jaguar
