Jaguar Reveals F-Pace for the First Time, Takes form in an Animatronic Video!
Modified On Feb 08, 2016 05:02 PM By Abhijeet for Jaguar C X17
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Update: Legendary automaker Jaguar finally provided a full look at the company’s first ever SUV, F-Pace at the 2016 Indian Auto Expo. Expected to launch in the second half of the year, Jaguar F-Pace will be taking on some powerful names in its segment including BMW X5, Volvo XC90 and Audi Q7. Jaguar F-Pace has a muscular appearance on the rear portion while the vehicle is the third product to come out as a result of the company’s light aluminum architecture. Read more Jaguar Showcases F-Pace SUV at 2016 Indian Auto Expo.
Jaguar has been teasing its first ever crossover, the F-Pace, but lately they have finally showcased its side profile ahead of its Frankfurt Motor Show Reveal. It carries the same design ethics of its siblings and is largely similar to that of the C-X17 Concept.
The underpinnings are based on Jaguar's iQ[Al] platform that incorporates aluminum-intensive construction, making the car light and strong at the same time. It also gets a double wishbone front suspensions, while an integral link suspension at the rear. The insides are said to be "wide and spacious", facilitating comfortable seating for 5 people and space for their luggage.
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Power is expected to come from the new line of Ingenium motors that include efficient four-cylinder gasoline and diesel units. While, the "S" trim of F-Pace will be powered by the 3.0 litre supercharged V6 and a supercharged 5.0 litre V8 that will be introduced in the later stage. Moreover, there is a possibility of a fully electric drivetrain, but it won't be coming anytime soon.
The Solihull originated F-Pace will go on sale next year and might come to India in the same year. It will be competing against the likes of Audi Q5 BMW X3 Mercedes M-Class and with its cousin sister Land Rover Discovery Sport
Watch this stunning car take shape in the following video!
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