Jaguar F-Pace SUV prices slashed by Rs. 20 lakhs

There was a time when people used to think that rich means owning a big car. But millennials are proving it false with their lifestyle changes and car makers are assisting them. Yes! The buyers of the luxurious car market can now seriously take a look at the Jaguar F-Pace Prestige SUV variant. 

Thanks to its decision to manufacture the luxury car at its plant in Pune, its price has been declined by a whopping 20 lakhs to Rs 60.02 lakhs (ex-showroom).  With this move, the buyers are experiencing a full-throttled laughter that directly comes from the heart. Now, let’s dive into the details and understand the specifications.

F Pace Jaguar: Details and Specifications of the car

The F-Pace cars entered in India in October 2016 with its 4 variants, and now Jaguar is all set to launch its Prestige variant that comes with enormous features. The F-Pace is powered by the standard features like daytime running lights, reclining rear seats, climate control facility, 10.2 touch screen infotainment system, a Wi-Fi hotspot and Pro services and an Active Key. The car is equipped with the sound system and interior mood lighting that charges up your mood.

The F-pace has torque vectoring technology that improves the car agility and boosts up the driver’s confidence. Its 2.0 powerful engine can hold the power of 132 KW at 4,000 r/min. Its top speed is 208 km/hr and acceleration is 8.0 km/hr.

The luxurious car is beautifully crafted inside out and is aesthetically designed. The leather upholstery, satin Chrome Touch screen,  alloy wheels, advanced aerodynamics that reduces fuel consumption are some of its distinguishable features.

Jaguar F-PACE now Made in India.
At ₹ 60.02 Lakh (Ex-Showroom).
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— Jaguar India (@JaguarIndia) November 14, 2017

When are the bookings slated?

The booking is open for this prestigious car and is scheduled to arrive at the end of November 2017.

Rohit Suri, Managing Director & President, Jaguar Land Rover India Ltd (JLRIL), said:
“Since its launch in October last year, Jaguar F-PACE has captured hearts and minds of Jaguar fans as well as its distinguished & discerning customers spread across India. The launch of the locally manufactured F-PACE signifies another milestone in our continued commitment and efforts towards ‘Make in India’ policy of the Government of India.”

So, will it combat the GST pressure?

This move will definitely combat the pressure created by the GST.  As per the government the makers of sports utility vehicles and luxury car makers will be charged 25% cess as compared to 15%. Thus raising a red flag to its production capacity and creating a dent to Make In India initiative.

In the end, we would like to conclude that though the government considers buying luxurious goods as sin, India is structurally changing.