New Jaguar F-Pace facelift launched at Rs 69.99 lakh

    Jaguar has already started delivering the F-Pace facelift to customers in India.

    Published On Jun 10, 2021 02:53:00 PM

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    New Jaguar F-Pace facelift launched at Rs 69.99 lakh

    The Jaguar F-Pace facelift has been launched in India, with prices for the luxury SUV starting at Rs 69.99 lakh. The facelifted F-Pace is being offered in a single, fully-loaded R-Dynamic S trim level. The British carmaker has already begun deliveries of the F-Pace facelift in India.

    • Jaguar F-Pace facelift available in sole R-Dynamic S trim
    • Comes with 2.0-litre, turbocharged petrol and diesel engines
    • Gets fresh styling updates inside out and more features

    Jaguar F-Pace facelift prices (ex-showroom, India)
    VariantPrice
    R-Dynamic S DieselRs 69.99 lakh
    R-Dynamic S PetrolRs 69.99 lakh

    2021 Jaguar F-Pace facelift: exterior design

    In terms of styling, the F-Pace facelift is now adorned with a more prominent grille, restyled bumpers, sleeker LED headlights and tail-lights, as well as a new hood that now extends all the way to the grille. The rest of the F-Pace’s design is very much unchanged from the outgoing model, meaning it has retained its sporty and well-proportioned looks.

    With the facelift, Jaguar is offering the F-Pace in the R-Dynamic S trim, which adds a ‘Shadow Atlas’ finish to the diamond mesh grille, blacked out inserts on the bumper, and black alloy wheels.

    2021 Jaguar F-Pace facelift: interior and features

    On the inside, the F-Pace facelift has been thoroughly redesigned. The dashboard layout has been changed, with horizontal slats spanning the whole width of the cabin and connecting the side and central AC vents. There is also a new steering wheel (same as the one in the I-Pace), revised air con controls and a stubby gear lever in place of the older model’s rotary gear knob.  

    The F-Pace come packed with features like the new 11.4-inch Pivi Pro curved glass touchscreen infotainment system with connected car tech, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, cruise control, a panoramic sunroof, adaptive LED headlights, powered front seats with memory function for the driver, powered reclining rear seats, 360-degree camera, ambient lighting, and four-zone climate control, to name a few.

    2021 Jaguar F-Pace facelift: engine and gearbox

    Under the hood, the F-Pace is once again available with the choice of petrol and diesel engines. Both, the petrol and diesel engines are 2.0-litre, four-cylinder turbocharges units, with the petrol producing 252hp and 365Nm, and the diesel developing 204hp and 430Nm. Jaguar offers an 8-speed automatic gearbox and all-wheel-drive setup as standard across the range.

    For some context, the carmaker had discontinued the F-Pace’s 180hp, 2.0-litre diesel engine when transitioning to the BS6 era and made the F-Pace a petrol-only model.

    It is also worth mentioning that, abroad, the Jaguar F-Pace is available with a mild-hybrid system, and the company could bring this powertrain to our market at a later date.

    2021 Jaguar F-Pace facelift: competition check

    The Jaguar F-Pace facelift continues to rival the Mercedes-Benz GLE and the BMW X5 in our market. In this company, it is the cheapest offering in both, petrol and diesel guises.

    Jaguar F-Pace facelift vs rivals: price (ex-showroom, India)
    PetrolDiesel
    Jaguar F-PaceRs 69.99 lakhRs 69.99 lakh
    Mercedes-Benz GLERs 93.07 lakhRs 77.25- 94.25 lakh
    BMW X5Rs 88.0 lakhRs 76.50-86.90 lakh

    Also see:

    2021 Jaguar F Pace SVR gets a makeover and performance boost

    Jaguar I-Pace launched at Rs 1.06 crore

    Land Rover Discovery facelift India launch soon

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