User Manual Jaguar 2021 F‑PACE

Jaguar has given the F-Pace a few visual tweaks for 2021, including a revised grille, a reworked hood, and updated exterior lighting elements.
- The cabin receives a major upgrade in the form of Jaguar-Land Rover's new Pivi and PiviPro infotainment systems.
- Their graphics are projected on a large 11.4-inch curved-glass screen mounted just above the climate controls on the F-Pace's dashboard.
- Heated seats and a 14-speaker stereo are now standard across the lineup. A new turbocharged-and-supercharged 3.0-liter inline-six is now optional; this new engine utilizes a 48-volt starter-generator hybrid system.

In keeping with Jaguar's lineup-wide minimalist interior aesthetic, the F-Pace's cabin features simple detailing, easy-to-reach secondary controls, and lots of window area for enhanced visibility.
- You sit high in both the front and rear seats, and the driver is treated to an excellent seating position, square to the steering wheel and pedals.
- The F-Pace's front-seat legroom and headroom measurements are among the roomiest in this class, while the aft quarters are merely average.
Large climate-control buttons are easy to use, and the central touchscreen display is only a slight reach for either occupant of the front seat.
- Aside from its relative lack of cubby space for front-seat passengers, the F-Pace's cargo-hauling capabilities are far greater than its sexy styling would suggest. Release handles in the trunk and atop each rear seatback lowers the 40/20/40 split-folding rear seats to a nearly flat position. Doing so created room for up to 22 carry-on suitcases.