Jaguar XE interior shown with new infotainment system

The upcoming Jaguar XE, which will make its public debut at theParis motor show in October, will be the first model from Jaguar Land Rover to get an all-new infotainment system called InControl.

By Mark Tisshaw, Autocar UK calendar 20 Aug 2014 Views icon2723 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Jaguar XE interior shown with new infotainment system

The upcoming Jaguar XE, which will make its public debut at theParis motor show in October, will be the first model from Jaguar Land Rover to get an all-new infotainment system called InControl.

Designed and developed from scratch, InControl is based around an 8-inch touchscreen interface, and includes full smartphone integration for both iOS and Android units, specially designed apps, and the ability to function as a Wifi hotspot for multiple devices.

Another new feature is the InControl Remote, which allows users to connect to the car remotely and pre-set the heating/cooling system, locate the car in a car park, unlock the car, or even start the engine. 

The InControl system also functions as a tracking device, displaying the vehicle's location should it be stolen.

An industry first for the XE is laser projection for the head-up display, which shows speed and navigation information.

Powered by engines from Jaguar's new Ingenium line-up, the XE will be available in three guises at launch – with the standard XE sitting alongside XE S and XER-S versions.

The XE will be revealed in London on September 8, with sales due to start early next year.

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