Jaguar introduced two new F-Pace models in the UK, one of which we expect to make our way. Dubbed F-Pace 300 Sport and F-Pace 400 Sport, they also welcome Amazon Alexa integration for the entire F-Pace range. Both Sport versions come standard with gloss black roof rails, privacy glass and a Black Package that decorates the badges, bumpers and intakes, sills and greenhouse trim in gloss black. 21-inch wheels are also standard, the design of the Style 5105 is also gloss black. The 22-inch Style 1020 forged wheels are available in gloss black or with satin black or glossy silver inserts with contrasting spacers.
Inside, the Sports features Ebony Suedecloth leather headers topped with Windsor leather performance seats and Satin Charcoal Ash veneer, plus premium cabin lighting with 30 available. color.
The F-Pace 300 Sport is powered by the automaker’s 3.0-liter six-cylinder Ingenium engine diesel oil bland mixture 296 horsepower (300 PS) and 479 pound-feet of torque. This is the one we didn’t expect to land in the US. The F-Pace 400 Sport would be the one for us, assuming it jumps across the Atlantic. The F-Pace Sport models follow last year’s E-Pace Sport creation and that trim is smaller. intersection not to the US, so not sure. Back to the problem: The F-Pace Sport 400 is powered by a 3.0-liter inline-six Ingenium petrol engine that makes 395 hp (400 PS) and 406 lb-ft.
Prices in the UK start from £62,250 (US$80,900) for the D300 AWD Auto 300 Sport and £68,520 (US$89,050) for the P400 AWD Auto 400 Sport.
The duo add Alexa voice control to their infotainment suite, the ability to request anything online or change the temperature in your second bedroom at home is now officially a thing. F-Pace. Jaguar says it will add Alexa integration to every F-Pace globally equipped with the Pivi Pro Infotaiment through an over-the-air update. Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are also now standard.
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