Jaguar has unveiled two special editions of the F-PACE, built to commemorate 90 years of design, performance, and innovation from the brand (starting from the 1935 SS Jaguar 2.5l Saloon, that is) as well as to mark the final examples of the SUV, before Jaguar transitions into an all-electric brand starting from 2025.
The first special edition model, the 90th Anniversary Edition, is offered for all variants of the SUV save for the SVR. It comes with special badging, R-Dynamic exterior design cues, as well as a choice of options including diamond-turned alloy wheels, privacy glass, a panoramic roof, and 3D Surround Camera technology.
Inside, the special edition car comes with supportive sports seats with contrast stitching, ebony headlining, and aluminium trim.
Those who rather mark the end of petrol-power for the F-PACE in a more dramatic fashion, meanwhile, can opt for the SVR 575 Edition. As the name suggests, the performance SUV gets an tuned version of the firm's 5.0-litre V8, now offering a total of 567bhp (that is, 575hp, and up from the 'regular' SVR's output of 543bhp), alongside 700Nm of torque. This performance allows the SUV to reach 100km/h from a standstill in 4.0 seconds.
The SVR 575 Edition also gets the unique SVR bodywork with a performance optimised front bumper, the Black Exterior Pack with a black grille surround and bonnet louvres, and an SVR rear bumper with black detailing. The car also features 22-inch forged alloy wheels with a Diamond Turned finish and a Satin Technical Grey contrast.
In its cabin, Suedecloth and Windsor leather performance seats - heated and cooled with 14-way electric adjustment - feature, although semi-aniline leather performance seats are also available. SVR branding also adorns the steering wheel of the car, while an aluminium veneer - unique to SVR models - also features here.
