Real MPG: Jaguar XF Sportbrake (2017 on)

Number of RealMPGs submitted

20–54

Real MPG

37.5

Average

Attractive and comfortable family estate, thanks to standard fit self-levelling suspension. Available with all-wheel drive. Flat load floor with up to 1700 litres of boot space.

Noisy engines. Sluggish four-wheel drive performance. German rivals provide better in-car entertainment.

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Select engine for more Real MPG information:

Engine	Official MPG (NEDC)	Official MPG (WLTP)	Real MPG Avg.	Real MPG %
2.0d 163	54.3 mpg	-	-	-	Submit
2.0d 163 Automatic	52.3 mpg	-	-	-	Submit
2.0d 180 Automatic	51.4–52.3 mpg	44.0 mpg	48.6 mpg	110%*	Submit
2.0d 180 Automatic 4WD	49.6 mpg	39.4 mpg	43.2 mpg	110%*	Submit
2.0d 240 Automatic 4WD	46.3 mpg	37.8 mpg	40.8 mpg	108%*	Submit
2.0i 250 Automatic	37.7 mpg	-	29.0 mpg	77%	Submit
2.0i 300 Automatic 4WD	36.2–37.2 mpg	-	25.6 mpg	70%	Submit
3.0d 300 Automatic	45.6–47.9 mpg	-	44.5 mpg	95%	Submit
D200	-	54.2 mpg	-	-*	Submit
D200 4WD	-	49.5 mpg	-	-*	Submit
P250	-	33.9 mpg	-	-*	Submit
P300	-	31.4 mpg	-	-*	Submit
P300 4WD	-	31.2 mpg	-	-*	Submit

*Based on WLTP MPG values

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Jaguar XF Sportbrake (2017 on)

Attractive and comfortable family estate, thanks to standard fit self-levelling suspension. Available with all-wheel drive. Flat load floor with up to 1700 litres of boot space.

Rivals

Jaguar XF Sportbrake (2017 on)	37.5	avg mpg
Hyundai i30 Tourer (2017 - 2022)	46.9	avg mpg
Dacia Logan MCV Stepway (2017 - 2019)	50.4	avg mpg
Ford Focus Estate (2018 on)	41.7	avg mpg