Jaguar XF generations
(Boot space)| Generation year | Boot space |
|---|---|
| XF, Model year 2008 (X250) | 500 l |
| XF, Model year 2011 (X250 (1. Facelift)) | 540 l |
| XF, Model year 2015 (XF X260) | 540 l |
| XF, Model year 2021 (XF X260 (1. Facelift)) | 415 l |
Variants
Jaguar XF variants: XF Limousine vs. XF Sportbrake
(Boot space)| Variant name | Boot space |
|---|---|
| XF Limousine | 415 l |
| XF Sportbrake | 563 l |
The boot space compared to other Jaguar models
In the grand Jungle Book of Jaguars, the XF's boot space is like Bagheera: elegant and more than capable, but not quite the king of the jungle. If we take a stroll down the Jaguar lineup, the nimble F-Type Cabriolet offers a mere satchel-sized 132 litres, while the F-Type Coupé offers a more palatable 336 litres. However, the real beasts of burden in this big cat family are undoubtedly the SUVs: the E-Pace and the F-Pace, flaunting their 494 and 482-litre boots respectively, and the XF Sportbrake, which roars with pride at a bountiful 563 litres. It's the I-Pace, though, that takes the crown with a regal 638 litres, proving that eco-friendliness and practicality can indeed go hand in hand.
Jaguar XF vs other current cars by Jaguar
(Boot space)| Variant name | Boot space |
|---|---|
| F-Type Cabriolet | 132 l |
| F-Type Coupé | 336 l |
| XE | 343 l |
| XF Limousine | 415 l |
| F-Pace SVR | 470 l |
| F-Pace | 482 l |
| E-Pace | 494 l |
| XF Sportbrake | 563 l |
| I-Pace | 638 l |
How does the boot space of the Jaguar XF compare to it's nearest competitors?
But how does the XF compare with the vehicular wildlife beyond the British savannah? Well, the XF's 415-litre current offering is a tad smaller than the boot of a Subaru Legacy, which is as roomy as a bear's den at 455 litres, based on the elongated 2650 mm wheelbase paralleled with Subaru's practicality. Meanwhile, the Volvo S90/V90, renowned for their IKEA-friendly swedespace, boast a generous 500 litres, supported by an even longer 2941 mm wheelbase. It’s the executive lounge on wheels, the BMW 5er-Reihe, that serves up a bit of German competition though, at an equal 460 litres, and let's not forget the Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse that ups the stakes with 540 litres, perfect for stashing all your fine suits and perhaps even a small butler. And if you think that’s spacious, Renault's Talisman has a sizeable 608 litres which almost warrants its own postcode.
Jaguar XF vs. similar cars
(Boot space)| Car model | Boot space |
|---|---|
| Lexus LS 2007 | 565 l |
| Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse 2002 | 540 l |
| Opel Omega 1999 | 530 l |
| Mercedes-Benz 114/115 "Strich-Acht" 1967 | 525 l |
| Fiat Tipo 2016 | 520 l |
| DS Automobiles DS 9 2021 | 510 l |
| KIA Optima 2012 | 505 l |
| Nissan Bluebird 1984 | 504 l |
| Mazda 626 1999 | 502 l |
| Audi A8 2002 | 500 l |
| Ford Mondeo 2000 | 500 l |
| Infiniti Q70 2014 | 500 l |
| Maserati Ghibli 2013 | 500 l |
| Infiniti M 2010 | 500 l |
| Volvo S90/V90 2016 | 500 l |
| ALPINA B7/B11/B12 (7er-Reihe) 2005 | 500 l |
| Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse 1998 | 500 l |
| Lancia Thesis 2002 | 480 l |
| Cadillac STS 2005 | 465 l |
| Lexus ES 2019 | 454 l |
| Honda Legend 2006 | 452 l |
| Audi A4 2000 | 445 l |
| Cadillac BLS 2006 | 425 l |
| Genesis G80 2021 | 424 l |
| Citroen C6 2005 | 421 l |
| Lancia Lybra 1999 | 420 l |
| Hyundai Elantra 2000 | 415 l |
| Jaguar XF 2021 | 415 l |
| Alfa Romeo 159 2005 | 405 l |
| Genesis G70 2021 | 330 l |
