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Jaguar has confirmed pricing and specification levels for its forthcoming XE saloon. It will cost from £26,995 and will hit the roads next May.
It will launch with a new engine family - dubbed Ingenium. The 2.0-litre diesel version will have a choice of two power options - 163hp and 180hp. The former emits 99g/km CO2 on the Euroean cycle and achieves 75mpg, according to Jaguar.
Petrol-wise, the 2.0-litre unit will be offered in 200hp and 240hp formats. Jaguar has not released any fuel consumption or emissions information yet.
The engines will be mated to either a six-speed manual gearbox or the ZF eight-speed automatic 'box that's found in the XJ and F-Type.
Satellite navigation, cruise control, 17-inch alloys and DAB radio is among the generous standard specfication level in the XE.
All Surface Progress Control, Jaguar's traction management system - which the firm describes as being like a low-speed cruise system - makes its debut on the XE. It functions between 2mph and 19mph.
The British car company is also offering the XE with a stereo camera that can be used to control safety systems such as its traffic sign recognition software.
Jaguar's BMW 3-series rival will also be offered with an optional laser head-up display.
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