Jaguar uses the latest sports model of the second-generation mid-range XF sedan, offering an extended version only for Chinese buyers.
Perfect for a market that a driver loves, the XFL joins the Mercedes-Benz E-Class, complemented by models from other companies on the go.
Compared to the standard XF sedan, the length of the XFL is increased by 5.5 inches, providing up to 6.1 extra inches in the legroom at the rear. Rear passengers are also greeted by eight-inch seat screens integrated in the front head restraints.
Otherwise, mechanically, the XFL does not change much compared to the XF, with the exception of the wheelbase.
However, the same XFL engine line is designed for the XFL, including a 4-liter 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with a capacity of 197 hp. with 236 hp and the superb 335-hp supercharged V6 3.0L All connected to an eight-speed automatic ZF-sourced.
-Jack Wilson