Jaguar F-Pace Prices and Specifications

Prestige model are the least expensive cars in the F-Pace range, but they’re still not cheap. They get leather seats that are heated in the front and eight-way, electrically adjustable. Dual-zone climate control is standard, as is a 80W Bluetooth and USB compatible DAB stereo, which is controlled via an eight-inch touchscreen. It’s worth considering the sporty S model, though, which can be had with the powerful, 3.0-litre diesel engine and more comfortable suspension with adaptive dampers.

The Jaguar F-Pace R-Sport has the looks of the sporty S model but does without its more comfortable suspension and expensive-to-buy engines. Styling additions include aggressive R-Sport front and rear bumpers , sportier-looking alloy wheels, while inside you get a leather covered dashboard and leather sports seats. In terms of kit, you get the same as the Prestige model so a satellite-navigation system, dual-zone climate control and electrically adjustable seats are all included.

Portfolio models are the most luxurious cars in the range, but don’t get the sporty looks or adaptive dampers fitted to S models. They do, however, get luxurious Windsor leather, a brilliant 380W Meridian sound system, 10-way adjustable front seats, and a panoramic sunroof that’s a £1,200 option on other models. A rear-view camera, deep carpets, electric folding mirrors, climate control and satellite-navigation are also standard.

S models are the sportiest in the F-Pace range, so they come with huge 20-inch alloy wheels, uprated brakes and sporty bumpers. They also get Jaguar’s adaptive dampers, so their suspension is more comfortable than the setup you get in other models. Kit levels are also healthy, so you get 10-way electrically adjustable sports seats, a leather interior, aluminium trim pieces, keyless entry and a 380W Meridian sound system.

The F-Pace SVR comes with a 5.0-litre supercharged V8 engine producing 550hp. It also comes with upgraded brakes, 21-inch alloy wheels and more aggressively styled bumpers than the standard F-Pace along with an active exhaust to subdue or amplify the sound of the SVR's engine. Inside, you get perforated leather sports seats and a touchscreen infotainment display with Jaguar's own smartphone-mirroring apps.