Jaguar F-Pace

UPDATE, December 2, 2020: The hero F-Pace SVR has now also been updated for the new model year, with Australian pricing revealed today. See our full story here. Jaguar has announced the updated F-Pace, with new mild-hybrid powertrains, extra tech, and lower prices. The new F-Pace also gets a facelift, revealing slimmer LED headlights, revised tail-lights, and a new bonnet which eliminates the conspicuous shutline of the previous model.

The Jaguar F-Pace facelift has been spied undergoing testing in southern Europe. Launched in 2016, the F-Pace is due for a mid-cycle refresh. Although practically all of the prototype is covered in a camouflage wrap, it doesn't look as though Jaguar has altered any of the car's body panels. The crossover will have a revised front bumper with revised air intake and grille designs. There also seems to be updated graphics for the headlights.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has released details of its connected vehicle testing, commencing new trials as part of the UK CITE Project. The British automotive group says it has deployed a fleet of connected cars – based on current models like the Jaguar F-Pace, Land Rover Discovery and Range Rover Sport – with an array of communication systems that can 'talk' to other vehicles and compatible infrastructure.

Jaguar has announced details for the 2019 F-Pace range this week, bringing a range of technology and comfort features for its mid-size SUV. Full pricing and specifications are still to be revealed, though new features for 2019 include the standard fitment of the larger 10-inch Touch Pro infotainment system across the range, along with the availability of an upgraded adaptive cruise control system with steering assist and stop&go function.