Jaguar has been testing a face lifted version of its F-Type, which is due to go on sale next year.

A test model with minor tweaks to the styling of its nose was spotted lapping the Nürburgring clad in a camouflage body wrap.

The front bumper lacks the air intakes that sit either side on the current model, and instead makes do with slimmer gaps below the grille. This creates an overall cleaner, more aerodynamic look.

The new model also features LED headlights, which will likely feature adaptive technology.
The rest of this test car’s body looks unchanged from the current model, suggesting the 2017 model will only receive the smallest of changes to its exterior. Though this particular car is a coupé, similar changes are expected for the convertible version.

Our spy photographers weren’t able to catch a glimpse of the car’s interior, but insiders expect the 2017 F-Type to get Jaguar Land Rover’s latest infotainment system, which is featured in new models such as the Discovery Sport.

Little change is expected to the engine range. Thus, the entry-level car keeps its supercharged V6, and the range-topping car will retain Jaguar’s brutish supercharged V8 unit.

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