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Jaguar F-Pace

The SUV that carries most of the make's volume, sharing its platform and engines with the XE and XF. Air suspension is not fitted to most of them, unlike its Land Rover cousins — worth confirming before a ride-height complaint is diagnosed as one.

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Generations

X761 2016–present

Ingenium four-cylinders and a supercharged V6; plug-in hybrid from 2020.
Body styles

SUV

Platform

Jaguar iQ (Al)
Engines
2.0 Ingenium petrol — AJ200 · petrol · 184–221 kW (247–296 hp)

3.0 supercharged V6 — AJ126 · petrol · 221–294 kW (296–394 hp) · 450–700 Nm (332–516 lb-ft)

3.0 Ingenium straight-six — AJ20P6 · mild hybrid

5.0 supercharged V8 — AJ-V8 · petrol · 405–423 kW (543–567 hp) · 680–700 Nm (502–516 lb-ft) · SVR

2.0 Ingenium diesel — AJ200D · diesel · 120–177 kW (161–237 hp) · 380–500 Nm (280–369 lb-ft)

3.0 V6 diesel — AJD-V6 · diesel · 221 kW (296 hp)

2.0 Ingenium PHEV — plug-in hybrid

5.0 — AJ133 · petrol
Transmissions

6-speed manual · 8-speed ZF 8HP automatic

Drivetrain

Rear-wheel drive · Four-wheel drive

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