Jaguar F-PACE: Trims, Generations & Buyer's Guide

Last updated August 4, 2026

Jaguar F-PACE

The Jaguar F-PACE is a five-seat compact luxury SUV known for sharp handling, distinctive styling, standard all-wheel drive, and useful everyday space. It brings Jaguar's performance-focused character to a practical SUV shape.

Launched for 2017 as Jaguar's first SUV, the F-PACE has always aimed to feel sportier and sleeker than a typical family SUV without giving up passenger and cargo room. Its identity centers on responsive road manners, a driver-focused cabin, and engines ranging from sensible four-cylinders to a powerful V8. A major 2021 update modernized the interior, styling, touchscreen, and safety technology, while the basic blend of pace and practicality stayed intact.

Strengths

  • It feels more responsive and driver-focused than its practical SUV shape might suggest.
  • Standard all-wheel drive gives every version added traction in poor weather.
  • The cabin seats five and still provides useful cargo room, with up to 70.4 cubic feet in the 2026 model.
  • The engine range spans an everyday turbo four-cylinder, a smoother mild-hybrid six-cylinder, and a high-performance supercharged V8 in recent years.
  • Models from the 2021 refresh onward have a more modern cabin built around an 11.4-inch touchscreen.
  • Its sleek shape and distinctive Jaguar styling help it stand apart from more familiar luxury SUVs.

Who it's for

The F-PACE suits someone who needs a practical five-seat SUV but still cares about steering feel, acceleration, and distinctive design. It makes the most sense for a driver who wants something less conventional than a typical German luxury SUV and is willing to prioritize personality and performance alongside family usefulness.

Jaguar F-PACE lineup

In recent years, the P250 R-Dynamic S has served as the straightforward entry point, pairing the F-PACE's sporty look and standard all-wheel drive with a turbo four-cylinder. Pick the P400 R-Dynamic S when stronger, smoother performance from the mild-hybrid six-cylinder matters more. The SVR and later SVR 575 Edition sit apart as the V8-powered flagships, aimed at shoppers who want the most acceleration, sound, and road presence. Earlier lineups used different names and included diesel, V6, luxury-focused, and limited-edition versions, so the badge and model year matter when shopping used.

Jaguar F-PACE generations

From 2017 to 2026, the F-PACE spans 1 generation. The current 1st Generation — X761 arrived for 2017.

1st Generation — X761 (2017–2026)

Jaguar’s first SUV uses a mostly aluminum body structure, standard AWD, and an 8-speed automatic. A major 2021 refresh brought revised exterior styling, a redesigned cabin, a larger touchscreen, and mild-hybrid six-cylinder engines.

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1st Generation — X761 (2017–2026) Jaguar F-PACE
2026Trim changes

The F-PACE carries over unchanged for its final model year.

2025Trim changes

The SVR 575 Edition replaces the former SVR, with V8 output increased to 567 horsepower.

2024Trim changes

The lineup shrinks to three trims, while the 11.4-inch touchscreen, navigation, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto become standard.

2023Trim changes

The limited-production SVR Edition 1988 joins the lineup. Adaptive cruise control becomes standard on the P250 S and P400 R-Dynamic S.

2022

The refreshed five-trim lineup carries over without significant changes.

2021Mid-cycle update

Revised exterior styling, a redesigned cabin, an 11.4-inch touchscreen, and new mild-hybrid six-cylinder engines arrive.

2020Trim changes

Checkered Flag and 300 Sport special editions join the lineup. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto become standard, and diesel models leave the U.S. range.

2019Trim changes

The V8-powered SVR joins as the performance model. A 10-inch touchscreen and a broader safety suite become standard across the lineup.

2018Trim changes

The Portfolio Limited Edition joins the lineup, along with new 25t and 30t gasoline four-cylinder models.

2017New generation

The all-new F-PACE launches as Jaguar’s first SUV, with standard AWD and diesel four-cylinder or supercharged V6 power.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Jaguar F-PACE a luxury SUV?

Yes. The Jaguar F-PACE is a five-seat luxury SUV with four doors, useful cargo space, standard all-wheel drive, and a stronger focus on steering response and acceleration than many family-oriented SUVs.

Does the Jaguar F-PACE come as a hybrid?

Some do. Since the 2021 refresh, the P340 and P400 use mild-hybrid six-cylinder engines that assist the gasoline engine but do not plug in or drive like a full hybrid. Other F-PACE models use gasoline engines, while early versions also included a diesel.

Does every Jaguar F-PACE have all-wheel drive?

Yes. All-wheel drive and an eight-speed automatic are part of the core F-PACE formula across its U.S. run, from the early diesel and supercharged V6 models to the later four-cylinder, mild-hybrid six-cylinder, and V8 versions.

Is the Jaguar F-PACE practical enough for a family?

Yes, for a family that needs five seats rather than three rows. In the latest form, it has 37.2 inches of rear legroom and up to 70.4 cubic feet of cargo room. Its maximum towing capacity is 5,291 pounds when properly equipped.

Who is the Jaguar F-PACE a good fit for?

It suits someone who wants everyday SUV space but does not want a soft, anonymous driving experience. The F-PACE emphasizes distinctive styling, responsive handling, standard all-wheel drive, and a driver-focused cabin while still carrying five people and their luggage.

How many generations of the Jaguar F-PACE are there?

There is one F-PACE generation, covering 2017 through 2026. Jaguar gave it a major refresh for 2021 with revised styling, a redesigned cabin, a new 11.4-inch touchscreen, and updated six-cylinder engines. The 2026 model closes this generation.

Jaguar F-PACE Reviews

What owners are saying about the Jaguar F-PACE.

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5 stars (1,370)
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About owner reviews

Carvana owner reviews are provided in partnership with Strategic Vision, one of the largest automotive consumer research providers in the U.S. Star ratings are from ranking surveys completed by owners one to six months post-purchase. Comments from owners are optional, but included here when available.

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“It's a smooth ride and the handling is great. The appearance is top notch and it goes.”

THTiffany H.
2024 Jaguar F-PACE 2.0L R-Dynamic S

“amazing vehicle. not as many bells and whistles as other vehicles, but performance is out of this world.”

RHRichard H.
2021 Jaguar F-PACE SVR

“Looks great, sounds great, drives great. Expensive to maintain outside of warranty. Needs more usb ports.”

MSMonique S.
2023 Jaguar F-PACE SVR

“I love the car. The only thing I would change is having a button, rather than just the screen touch for the heated seats.”

KBKristie B.
2017 Jaguar F-PACE 35t R-Sport AWD
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“It is hard to get into the vehicle because of the low door opening. I have to bend my head and/or body at an awkward angle to keep from hitting my head or, at least, messing up my hair every time I get into the car.”

JWJeanne W.
2018 Jaguar F-PACE 25t R-Sport AWD

“The Jaguar F-Pace is a great car - one of its kind which competes with many other cars in the crossover domain and is better than them by far”

ESEran S.
2018 Jaguar F-PACE 25t Premium AWD