In this section:
- Front space
- Rear space
- Seat folding and flexibility
- Boot space
Passenger & boot space
How it copes with people and clutter
Front space
You’re unlikely to have any problems with the amount of space in the front of the Jaguar F-Pace. There’s enough head room, even if you’re well over six feet tall and there's a panoramic glass roof fitted. The seats slide back far enough to accommodate long legs.
There's also lots of storage space, including large front door pockets, a decent glovebox and further cubbies in the centre console and under the front armrest.
Another reasonably priced option is electrically reclining rear seats, which are great when your rear passengers fancy an impromptu snooze. There's no option for sliding rear seats, though, which come as standard with a number of rivals, including the Discovery Sport.
Like the driver’s seat, the front passenger has electrically operated lumbar, height and backrest angle adjustment as standard. Higher trims add full passenger-seat electric adjustment for easier fine-tuning.
Boot space
Jaguar says the F-Pace's boot is bigger than any of its key rivals – 650 litres with the rear seats in place. In terms of usable space, though, it is actually comparable with the BMW X3 and the Discovery Sport, fitting up to eight carry-on suitcases below the tonneau cover. The Audi Q5 boot fits nine cases and the Sorento and the Peugeot 5008 fit up to 10.
