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Jaguar XE S

FROM £29,635

  • 18" Style 5121, 5 split-sp
  • Premium LED headlights
  • Heated, electric door mirrors
  • Grained leather 12-way electric front seats
  • 10” Touchscreen with Pivi Pr
  • 3D Surround Camera

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Jaguar XE R-DYNAMIC S

FROM £30,985

  • 18" Style 1049, 10 split-spoke, with Diamond finish
  • Premium LED headlights with signature DRL
  • Heated door mirrors
  • Perforated grained leather 12-way electric front seats
  • 10” Touch Pro
  • Front and Rear Parking Aid

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R-DYNAMIC S

Jaguar XE R-DYNAMIC SE

FROM £32,235

  • 18" Style 5029, 5 split-spoke, Diamond finish
  • Premium LED headlights and Auto High Beam Assist
  • Auto-dimming, power fold, Heated door mirrors
  • Perforated grained leather 12-way electric front seats
  • 10” Touch Pro
  • 3D Surround Camera

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R-DYNAMIC SE

Jaguar XE R-DYNAMIC HSE

FROM £35,095

  • 19" Style 1050, 10 spoke, Diamond finish
  • Premium LED headlights amd Auto High Beam Assis
  • Auto-dimming, power fold, Heated door mirrors
  • Windsor leather 16-way electric driver memory seats
  • 10” Touch Pro Duo
  • Drive Pack

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R-DYNAMIC HSE

Jaguar XE R-Dynamic Black

FROM £32,985

  • 19" Style 5031, 5 Spoke, Black finish
  • Red brake calipers
  • Gloss Black trim finisher
  • Body-coloured spoiler
  • 10” Touch Pro Duo
  • Body-coloured spoiler

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R-Dynamic Black

From £29,635

or from £329 per month

New Jaguar XE

Four-door family practicality, sports car style and performance, Jaguar precision engineering and the latest automotive advances – the celebrated XE ticks all the right boxes and lives up to the manufacturer’s billing as the most advanced, efficient and refined sports saloon that it has ever produced. The XE’s sporting demeanour is emphasised by its wide grille and dynamic front bumper with its muscular stance enhanced by its sculpted bonnet and bold lines. The XE R-Dynamic takes the models athletic personality to greater heights with an exclusive body kit that introduces a sporty front bumper, side skirts and body-coloured rear valance, whilst the XE R-Dynamic Black delivers an extra sprinkling of elegance with additional styling cues in black.

Inside this sublime Jaguar saloon is a haven of comfort and tranquillity – the refreshed cockpit-style cabin providing first-class levels of luxury.

Here the sporting essence of the XE can be savoured to the full from form-hugging sumptuous leather seats and effortlessly controlled by the latest Jaguar technology that is designed to be within easy reach, such as the Pivi Pro infotainment system that operates as simply as a smartphone via its 10” touchscreen.

Optimum fuel economy is generated by a range of petrol and diesel engines that now incorporate mild hybrid technology for even greater efficiency but not to the detriment of scintillating Jaguar performance. The XE’s smooth refinement is complemented by a raft of advanced driving features including All Wheel Drive to ensure unrivalled handling on the most testing road surface.

For the finest Jaguar specialist advice and assistance in South Wales and to arrange your XE test drive, please contact the team at Sinclair Swansea.

Personal Contract Plan

Representative Example*

XE P250 S Auto

On The Road Price £29,635.00
Customer Deposit £4,777.00
Total Amount of Credit £24,858.00
Purchase Fee (Included in Optional Final Payment) £10.00
48 Monthly Payments £329.00
Optional Final Payment £11,970.00
Total Amount Payable (IncludingFDA) £32,539.00
Duration of Agreement 49 Months
Representative APR 3.9% APR
Interest Rate (Fixed) 3.82%

*Important Information. Representative Example relates to an XE P250 S Auto. 3.9% APR Representative available on new Jaguar XE models registered between 1st January and 31st March 2020 at participating Retailers only. With Jaguar Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) you have the option after you have paid all of the regular monthly repayments to: (1) Return the vehicle and not pay the Optional Final Repayment. In this example if the vehicle has exceeded the permitted maximum mileage of 40,833 miles, a charge of 16.8p (including VAT at 20%) will apply per excess mile. If the vehicle is in good condition (fair wear and tear accepted) and has not exceeded 40,833 miles you will have nothing further to pay. (2) Pay the Optional Final Repayment to own the vehicle or (3) Part exchange the vehicle subject to settlement of your existing finance agreement; new finance agreements are subject to status. Representative Example is based on an annual mileage of 10,000 miles. Credit is subject to status and is only available to UK residents aged 18 and over. This credit offer is only available through Black Horse Limited trading as Jaguar Financial Services, St William House, Tresillian Terrace, Cardiff CF10 5BH.

Personal Contract Hire

NON-MAINTAINED

XE P250 S 

Term 48 months
Mileage 10,000 mpa
Monthly rental £365
Initial rental £4,38
Excess mileage 10.2 ppm

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: *Based on an XE P250 S Auto, 48 month term, 10,000 miles per annum, non-maintained. Contract Hire subject to status. Over 18's only. You will not own this vehicle. Must be returned in good condition to avoid further charges. Excess mileage charges at 10.2p per mile. The promotion cannot be used together with other manufacturer’s promotion and is subject to availability at participating Retailers only for new vehicles ordered between 1st January and 31st March 2021. Provided by Jaguar Contract Hire a trading style of Lex Autolease Limited, Heathside Park, Heathside Park Road, Stockport, SK3 0RB.

Business Contract Hire

BUSINESS CONTRACT HIRE

XE D200 MHEV R-Dynamic S RWD

Monthly rental £359
Initial rental £2,154
Excess mileage 10.6ppm

*Important Information: Business users only. Based on an XE D200 MHEV R-Dynamic S RWD standard specification, non maintained. Excess mileage charges (10.6p per mile +VAT). Must be returned in good condition to avoid further charges. Contract Hire subject to status. This promotion cannot be used together with other manufacturer’s promotions and is subject to availability at participating Retailers only for new vehicles registered between 1st January and 31st March 2021. Contract Hire is provided by Jaguar Contract Hire, a trading style of Lex Autolease Limited, Heathside Park, Heathside Park Road, Stockport SK3 0RB.

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Jaguar's XE is much improved. Jonathan Crouch checks out the revised range with its electrified diesel technology

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By Line

Jaguar's XE is much improved. Jonathan Crouch checks out the revised range with its electrified diesel technology

Ten Second Review

The Jaguar XE continues to deliver a slickly executed take on the mid-sized executive genre, offering something different to the usual German suspects in the BMW 3 Series / Audi A4-segment. On paper at least, this revised version with its mild hybrid diesel tech and improved connectivity seems to have the design, technology and ambition necessary to succeed in this segment, with the dynamics of a BMW and the luxury of a Mercedes, plus all the efficiency and connectivity modern business buyers now expect. It's a strong contender.

Background

Think Jaguar and you probably think of unashamedly high-end cars, raffish, elegant and rapid. It's not a company that's given to lowering the bar and chasing volumes. It tried that in 2001 with the dismal X-TYPE, a rebodied Ford Mondeo that languished in the range for eight years, the public never really enamoured by a Ford wearing a pastiche of Jaguar styling. In its best-selling year, it sold half of Jaguar's initial 100,000 per year estimate, the Brits grumbling that here was a car they never wanted, hastily foisted on them by Ford's top brass in Detroit. It's took Browns Lane until 2014 to come back with a second stab at the mid-sized 3 Series / Audi A4-dominated executive saloon sector, but the XE showed that the brand had learned from the X-TYPE and done things rather differently. It was - and still is in this improved form - a serious contender to the likes of the BMW 3 Series, the Audi A4 and the Mercedes-Benz C-Class.

Driving Experience

When you compete in the same class as the BMW 3 Series, it's a measure of real confidence to bill your contender as "the driver's car in the global mid-size saloon segment". Yet that's exactly what Jaguar has done and a closer look at the XE reveals the reasons behind their bullishness. The chassis is a 75 per cent aluminium monocoque, light but immensely strong. The design utilises a classically correct longitudinal engine and rear-wheel drive architecture. Jaguar reckons that this XE has the best electric power steering in class and there are plenty of chassis goodies like torque vectoring by braking. Automatic transmission is now non-negotiable and this revised XE is available with a choice of next generation Ingenium petrol and diesel engines. The 2.0-litre Ingenium petrol unit is available with P250 rear-driven form (250PS) and P300 AWD guise (300PS). The P300 variant accelerates from 0-60 mph in just 5.4 seconds and uses its intelligent all-wheel drive system to good effect in slippery conditions. Most customers though, will probably opt for the single Ingenium diesel variant, now uprated and badged D200, which is rear-driven only, delivers 204PS and makes 60mph in just 5.6s. This D200 variant features the brand's latest mild hybrid engine tech.

Design and Build

The XE has what the brand hopes is an 'assertive' appearance, with advanced all-LED headlights, a wide lattice mesh grille and tail-lights with distinctive LED signatures. In contrast to rivals, there's still only a single saloon body style though. The cabin's been improved in this latest model, primarily with the introduction of the brand's new generation 'Pivi Pro' infotainment system, which operates via a 10-inch central touchscreen and features the potential for over-the-air updates. The 'Pivi Pro' system also has the advantage of being able to offer embedded dual-SIM capability, with two LTE modems enabling the set-up to carry out multiple functions at the same time, such as streaming media and downloading SOTA updates, without compromising performance. This level of connectivity also ensures minimal interruptions caused by coverage blackspots as it roams across network providers for the strongest signal. Plus it's compatible with 'Apple CarPlay'/'Android Auto' smartphone-mirroring. As before, as an option (or as standard with top-spec trim) you can also have a lower 5.5-inch centre stack screen combining two multi-functional LED rotary controllers for intuitive operation of key vehicle functions. And it all works in conjunction with an advanced 12.3-inch HD interactive instrument binnacle display screen which replaces conventional dials. The interior now feels more up-market too, thanks to extensive use of soft-touch materials, a re-designed split-rim steering wheel, an embossed Jaguar Leaper logo on the headrests and a fresh quilt design for the seating. The first-in-segment ClearSight interior rear view mirror improves safety and convenience by ensuring the driver has an unobstructed view of the road behind. Using a wide-angle rear-facing camera, the system feeds images to a high-definition screen within the frameless rear view mirror, unhindered by tall rear passengers, poor light or rain on the rear screen. That revised steering wheel, shared with the all-electric I-PACE, features hidden-until-lit graphics and capacitive switches for intuitive, tactile control of key functions. As before, space in the rear is fairly tight. And there's a 450-litre boot. The rear seats can be optionally heated and offer a 40:20:40 split-fold and a through-loading feature.

Market and Model

Prices, which now start at around £30,000, have actually been reduced and look a lot more competitive against segment rivals. The three core trim levels are 'R-Dynamic S', 'R-Dynamic SE' and 'R-Dynamic HSE'. Plus the volume D200 and P250 variants add a base 'S' variant and a top 'R-Dynamic Black' flagship derivative. Even the priciest P300 AWD 'R-Dynamic HSE' derivative costs no more than £40,000. All the usual executive niceties feature across the range - leather upholstery, powered front seats, full-LED headlights, alloy wheels of at least 18-inches in size, a frameless rear view mirror, a 3D surround camera and the latest 'Pivi Pro' infotainment system with its 10-inch centre stack screen. Avoid the 'S' -trim levels and you get an 'Interactive Driver Display' digital instrument binnacle screen too. One nice recently added touch is the enhanced Cabin Air Ionisation system, which improves interior air quality through 'Nanoe' technology; this removes allergens and unpleasant odours. The front seat occupant activates the system simply by pressing a provided 'Purify' button. Safety kit includes autonomous 'Emergency Braking', 'Lane Keep Assist', a 'Driver Condition Monitor' and 'Traffic Sign Recognition' with an 'Adaptive Speed Limiter'.

Cost of Ownership

As before, it helps the XE's cause that its structure is relatively light weight, thanks to the fact that over 75% of the structure of the car is fashioned from aluminium. The important news with this revised model though, is that its core 204PS 2.0-litre Ingenium diesel engine now features Jaguar's latest next generation Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle (MHEV) technology for the first time. This uses a Belt-integrated Starter Generator (BiSG) situated in the engine bay to harvest energy usually lost when slowing and braking, which is then stored in a 48V lithium-ion battery located beneath the rear loadspace. It is able to redeploy the stored energy to assist the engine when accelerating away while also delivering a more refined and responsive stop/start system. What about the WLTP-rated results of all this? Well, you're looking at 57.7mpg on the combined cycle and 128g/km of CO2, which is very class competitive. Plus the D200 is RDE2-compliant, so is tax-optimised. The petrol variants do without the MHEV tech - and it shows a bit. The P250 RWD version delivers 35.5mpg on the combined cycle and 179g/km of CO2. And the P300 AWD variant manages 32.3mpg and 197g/km. What else? You get the usual unremarkable three year warranty. And service intervals are set at 21,000miles or every 24 months, whichever comes first and it would be sensible to consider one of Jaguar's Service Plans that cover you for virtually everything in advance. There's a 'Standard Mileage Service Plan' that covers you for five years/50,000 miles. Or a 'High Mileage Service Plan' that covers five years/75,000 miles.

Summary

Bold, innovative, forward-thinking and able to level with the class best, this XE has proved to be the most credible Jaguar sports saloon we've seen since the Sixties. It chases bigger sales but unlike some of its predecessors, hasn't diluted crucial elements of brand credibility. On the contrary, it's a model company founder Sir William Lyons might have been proud of. He sought to make cars that made their owners feel 'alive' and the objective of this one is exactly that. Failings are few. Yes, buyers will lack a little when it comes to boot space and some may find selected areas of the styling approach to be slightly conservative. There's nothing wrong with the fundamentals of this design though and the aluminium underpinnings that lie beneath that taut bodywork are pretty sophisticated. Potential business buyers will also note that in important areas like safety, connectivity and residual values, this car is difficult to better in its class, plus they'll also struggle to improve upon this model's diesel efficiency figures, thanks to Jaguar's impressively clean and frugal mild hybrid Ingenium technology. Yes, there's tough competition in the BMW 3 Series-sector. But this improved XE looks better set to size up to it.

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