Jaguar will use this year New York Auto Show to make a spectacular comeback in the E segment, with the introduction of the new generation XF. The current sedan is old enough to leave the stage with honour, as it was a good competitor for the BMW 5 Series and Mercedes E Class.
The new generation XF, built on a new platform, mostly made from aluminium and called IQ-Al. It is the second Jaguar model to use the brand’s advanced aluminium-intensive architecture. The car will make a journey across London on 24 March, one week ahead of its public motor show debut in New York.
Jaguar has teamed up with expert British stuntman Jim Dowdall, veteran of dramatic action stunts in movies including Bond, Bourne and Indiana Jones, to perform a world first high-wire water crossing in the all-new Jaguar XF.
The all-new XF will set new business segment benchmarks for weight and efficiency, resulting in class leading fuel economy figures of over 70 mpg.
Ian Callum, Director of Design, Jaguar, said: "I believe the all-new XF will be the best looking car in its class. Elegant, handsome and with proportions that imbue a great sense of integrity – the all-new XF will be true to the strong tradition of sporting Jaguar saloons while being completely of its time."
