Jaguar XE and XF Get New Ingenium Petrol Engines In India

Jaguar XE and XF sedans get a new twin-scroll turbocharged, 2-litre petrol motor that promises better performance.

The Jaguar XE and XF sedans get new two-litre turbo-petrol motors that are slightly more efficient and powerful than the previous two-litre engines they previously had. 

(Photo: Jaguar Landrover)

Jaguar Land Rover has added a new petrol motor to its XE and XF sedan range in India. This new two-litre Ingenium series petrol engine comes with a twin-scroll turbocharger that claims to reduce turbo-lag and improve fuel efficiency. Constructed from aluminium, the new engine is lighter than the older two-litre petrol motor these sedans had.

Jaguar XE is the company’s entry level sedan.(Photo: Jaguar)

The two-litre Ingenium series petrol motor in the Jaguar XE and Jaguar XF is offered in two states of tune – 147Kw (200 bhp) and 184Kw (250 bhp). The latter is slightly more powerful, by about 10 horsepower than the model it replaces. The engine is mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission with sequential shifts.

The Ingenium series engine features variable valve lift – a technology that will allow the engine to ‘breathe’ better at different rpms, likely making it more fuel efficient.

The 250 bhp motor comes only with the Portfolio variants of the XE and XF.

Prices of the Jaguar XE and Jaguar XF

Prices of the new Jaguar XE and XF range start at Rs 35.99 lakh and Rs 49.80 lakh, respectively.

Jaguar XE Prices

Petrol Pure – Rs 35.99 lakh
Petrol Prestige – Rs 39.95 lakh
Petrol Portfolio – Rs 44.46 lakh
Diesel Pure – Rs 36.75 lakh
Diesel Prestige – Rs 40.68 lakh
Diesel Portfolio – Rs 44.86 lakh

Jaguar XF Prices

Petrol Prestige – Rs 49.80 lakh
Petrol Portfolio – Rs 58.93 lakh
Diesel Pure – Rs 46.60 lakh
Diesel Prestige – Rs 51.71 lakh
Diesel Portfolio – Rs 59.49 lakh

While Jaguar XE prices haven’t changed much from the earlier price, the XF has seen a price drop of about Rs 1.5 lakh. Jaguar first debuted the new Ingenium petrol two-litre engine in the Range Rover Velar base model. It is now likely to be used in other models in the Jaguar Land Rover line up.