2026 Jaguar Lease Deals
4 active listings from $699/mo. · Prices as of Sep 8, 2026
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2026 Jaguar F-PACE R Dynamic S P250 AWD
$699/mo· $2,569 due at signing
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2026 Jaguar F-PACE R Dynamic S P250 AWD
Payment: $699/moDrive-off: $2,569Term: 39 moNational
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2026 Jaguar F-PACE R Dynamic S P400 AWD
Payment: $859/moDrive-off: $2,729Term: 48 moNational
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2026 Jaguar F-PACE
Payment: $900/moTerm: 48 moNew York
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2026 Jaguar F-PACE Svr 575 Edition AWD
Payment: $1,229/moDrive-off: $3,099Term: 48 moNational
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Lease insights
Calculated from current Jaguar listings on LeaseGuru.
- Average payment
- $922/mo
- Payment range
- $699 – $1,229/mo
- Common terms
- 48 mo, 39 mo
- Avg. drive-off
- $2,799
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Jaguar built its reputation on British luxury sedans and sports cars before shifting toward SUVs with the F-PACE and E-PACE. The brand has paused production while it transitions to an all-electric-only lineup, so any current listings reflect remaining dealer stock rather than an ongoing model year.
Quick facts
- Founded
- 1935
- Headquarters
- Coventry, England
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Parent
- Jaguar Land Rover
- Official site
- www.jaguarusa.com
Lineup highlights
- F-PACE and E-PACE SUVs for daily-driver luxury utility
- F-TYPE sports coupe and convertible for enthusiast driving
- XF executive sedan for traditional luxury buyers
- I-PACE electric SUV, an early entry in Jaguar's EV transition
Potential advantages
- Leasing hedges depreciation risk during the brand's model-lineup transition
- SUV volume (F-PACE, E-PACE) tends to carry more consistent incentive support than the sedan and sports models
- Distinctive styling and British luxury positioning stand out from mainstream competitors
What to watch
- As Jaguar shifts to an all-electric-only lineup, confirm current model availability and production status before comparing offers
- Maintenance and parts costs reflect European luxury positioning