From the scanned images (reportedly from official brochure), the car retains its handsome good looks from the sedan variant despite the transformation into a wagon, and the interior will fold completely flat to allow for optimal stowage.
Ostensibly, the XF Sportbrake is identical to the sedan up until the C-pillar just aft of the rear doors. From there back, it will feature its own unique styling as we can see from these spy photos released directly from Jaguar’s UK offices themselves. The bulging tail lamps shown are not production parts, but nearly everything else looks ready for the showroom once the distracting camouflage is removed.
Technical details are still under wraps for now, but we expect the same engine line-up from the sedan to carry over. This includes a 2.2-litre four-cylinder diesel with 187 hp and 450 Nm of torque.
Ostensibly, the XF Sportbrake is identical to the sedan up until the C-pillar just aft of the rear doors. From there back, it will feature its own unique styling as we can see from these spy photos released directly from Jaguar’s UK offices themselves. The bulging tail lamps shown are not production parts, but nearly everything else looks ready for the showroom once the distracting camouflage is removed.
Technical details are still under wraps for now, but we expect the same engine line-up from the sedan to carry over. This includes a 2.2-litre four-cylinder diesel with 187 hp and 450 Nm of torque.
