Jaguar honors nine decades
DESIGN AND INNOVATION With the 2025 model year, Jaguar is celebrating 90 years of pioneering design and technology and is now setting course for a fully electric future - with a new special edition of the luxury SUV model F-Pace.
The 90th Anniversary Edition of the 2025 model year is the final special model of the F-Pace. It is characterized by a unique badge, the R-Dynamic exterior and many special features. These include metallic paintwork, diamond-turned alloy wheels, tinted windows, the panoramic roof and the 3D surround camera.
Inside, sports seats with contrasting stitching, an Ebony headliner and aluminum interior trim create a luxurious ambience. Customers can choose between the S, SE and HSE trim levels with various engines - including mild and plug-in hybrids. The P400e plug-in hybrid offers a purely electric range of up to 64 kilometers and a DC fast-charging function that can charge the battery from 0 to 80 percent in 30 minutes.
Top athlete SVR
The 575 SVR Edition is the top version of the model series. It celebrates the powerful combustion engine. Its supercharged V8 engine ensures impressive driving performance and a sound to match. The heart of the F-Pace SVR is the 5-liter supercharged engine, which now delivers 575 hp in the SVR 575 Edition version and, with its maximum torque of 700 Nm, makes it possible to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.0 seconds. The Edition features special SVR body parts such as the front bumper, the Black Exterior Pack with radiator grille surround, air outlets on the hood in black and an SVR rear bumper.
90 years of innovation
Behind the F-Pace 90th Anniversary Edition is a history that spans nine decades of automotive excellence. The F-Pace has a significant place in this history, as it is the brand's first SUV. Jaguar's pioneering spirit dates back to the 1930s and gained momentum in the 1940s with the development of the XK engine. This was produced for 40 years and formed the basis for success in motorsport. The very first Jaguar was a two-seater roadster with great comfort. The first 240 examples with handcrafted aluminum bodies had the newly developed 3.4-liter inline six-cylinder XK with two overhead camshafts and 160 hp top performance under the hood. With a top speed of 193 km/h, the XK120 was the fastest production car in the world.
