Jaguar F-Pace First Edition announced

To mark the launch of its first ever crossover, Jaguar has created the F-Pace First Edition.

The C-X17 concept, which offered a foretaste of the production F-Pace, was the inspiration for this special model. Accordingly, the exterior is distinguished by Caesium Blue paintwork and a set of 22” 'Double Helix' alloy wheels.

Jaguar F-Pace First Edition (2016) Front Side

Also contributing to the First Edition's exclusive look are a body kit, adaptive LED headlights, red brake calipers and a panoramic sunroof.

Inside, features include unique leather upholstery, gloss black trim pieces, carpet mats and a touchscreen-based In Control Touch Pro infotainment system.

Jaguar F-Pace First Edition (2016) Rear Side

2,000 examples of the F-Pace First Edition are going to be built, but only 200 of them have been allocated to the UK. Here, each costs £65,275 and the sole available engine is a 3.0 litre V6 turbo diesel that produces 295 bhp (221 kW / 300 PS) with 700 Nm (516 lb/ft) of peak torque.

In some other markets, a 375 bhp (280 kW / 380 PS) 3.0 litre V6 supercharged petrol unit is being offered as an alternative. Both options are combined with an eight-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive.

Deliveries are due to begin next spring.

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