03 April 2025 | Market News
The cars are all P400e R-Dynamic HSE Black 90th Anniversary in specification, each one priced at £59,850. Sytner quotes the last list price of this particular plug-in hybrid as £72,560, saving today’s buyer over £12,700. The company is also offering its remaining F-Paces with the option of PCP finance, costing around £647 per month over 47 months (with a deposit of £14,963 and an optional final payment of just over £28,500), based on the car covering no more than 10,000 miles per year.
The 2.0-litre P400e offers an electric-only range of up to 40 miles, plus an overall top speed of 149mph and 0-60mph in around five seconds. Each of the F-Paces in stock comes with a sliding panoramic roof, 21in gloss black alloys, a rear view camera, Meridian audio system with DAB, heated and ventilated electrically adjustable front seats with memory and massage functions, a heated steering wheel, LED premium headlamps with signature DRL, a powered tailgate, privacy glass and much more. Some of the available F-Paces were registered as recently as March, which means these come complete with a ‘25’ registration.
The Solihull-built F-Pace remains in limited production for 2025, but only to enable Jaguar dealers in certain export markets – including the US – to continue selling new Jaguars prior to the brand’s all-electric relaunch, with the production version of the first of three new BEVs expected to be unveiled by the end of this year and on sale from 2026. The F-Paces available from Sytner are among the last UK-spec examples to be registered.
JLR announced in November 2024 that it was withdrawing the E-Pace, F-Pace and I-Pace models from UK sale with immediate effect, following the demise of the XE and XF saloon and F-Type sportster in June of the same year.
