Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel Proves Real-World Fuel Efficiency on 816-Mile Journey
A Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel has proven its impressive fuel efficiency on a real-world, long-distance journey. The car, driven by an independent tester and his son, achieved an average of 57mpg over 816 miles, covering four countries and various road types.
The journey, undertaken by David Madgwick and his son Alexander, began at Jaguar Land Rover's production site in Castle Bromwich, UK, and ended in Munich, Germany. The car's performance was consistent across different terrains, including winding country roads, motorways, and dense urban traffic.
The Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel's fuel efficiency is comparable to its larger sibling, the Jaguar XJ, which has been recorded to average over 40mpg in real-world testing. This demonstrates Jaguar's commitment to improving fuel efficiency across its range.
The Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel's real-world fuel efficiency has been proven on a challenging 816-mile journey. With an average of 57mpg, it shows that the car's claimed fuel efficiency is achievable and believable in everyday driving conditions. This makes the Jaguar XF 2.2 Diesel a practical and economic choice for long-distance drivers.
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