Prior to deliveries of the BMW 3-Series rivalling Jaguar XE commencing later this year, the British marque has confirmed that the XE will be its most configurable model ever offered.
With that in mind, a number of different engines for the Jaguar XE will be offered in seven different individual configurations. Each of those XE variations will feature a suspension system offering three different settings. Elsewhere, the XE can be ordered in any one of 18 different exterior colours with 12 different wheel designs also available.
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Other exterior elements which can be installed or customised include new roof bars and a bike rack as well as the Sports Roof Box which supports 430-litres of luggage and as the name suggests, fits snugly on the roof.
Mechanically speaking, the Jaguar XE can be purchased with a Snow Sock Traction System for example which helps the sedan in the trickiest and coldest conditions. Elsewhere, the XE can even be ordered with a rechargeable torch made from machined aluminium while a plethora of different materials and accents can be installed in the car’s cabin. If you can spare a few minutes, the following video will show you just some of the available elements on the XE including the carbon fibre wing mirror caps.
As a reminder, the top of the range Jaguar XE S features a 3.0-litre supercharged V6 engine delivering 340 hp. This engine is the same as the one powering the Jaguar F-Type V6. A torque figure of 450 Nm allows a 0-96 km/h (60 mph) time of 4.9 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 250 km/h. Both figures make the XE S an impressive proposition! Mated to the engine is Jaguar Land Rover’s eight-speed ZF transmission. Further down the road, it is speculated that a Jaguar XE SVR version will be offered to compete against the BMW M3 and Mercedes-AMG C63.
