2025 Jaguar XFL Collector’s Edition Revealed: Price, Specs & Interior

Jaguar’s global sales have been in free fall lately, mostly because the brand is in the middle of a big shift toward becoming fully electric and way more upscale. But while most of the world waits to see what this “reinvented Jaguar” actually looks like, China just got something unexpected: a new version of the XFL.

This isn’t a brand-new car, to be clear. The XFL is a stretched version of the XF sedan, designed specifically for China, with extra space in the back for passengers who like to be chauffeured. But this new update, called the 90th Anniversary Collector’s Edition, is a nod to Jaguar’s long legacy and maybe also a quiet reminder that the company still knows how to make a nice luxury car.

This 2025 Jaguar XFL starts at just under $37,500 in China, and Jaguar’s also offering a slightly simpler version called the Exclusive Deluxe for around $33,400. Both come with a blacked-out grille, black air intakes, and dark window trim instead of chrome. It’s a clean, understated look that works well with the long-wheelbase silhouette.

Inside, the 2025 Jaguar XFL still feels surprisingly modern, considering how long the XF has been around. You get Jaguar’s big Pivi Pro infotainment system, proper physical controls (which are starting to feel like a luxury themselves), and a tidy layout that hasn’t aged badly.

Nothing has changed under the hood. Power still comes from a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder, available with either 250 or 300 horsepower depending on trim. Both versions come with an eight-speed automatic, and that’s it. No hybrid, no all-wheel drive, just a big comfy sedan built for long rides through Beijing traffic.