How to Draw a Jaguar F-Pace

In this tutorial we want to show how to draw a Jaguar F-Pace, a prestigious crossover, produced by the British company Jaguar Cars since 2016, the first crossover of the company.

The car combines all the characteristic features of a Jaguar that are familiar to every car enthusiast, while at the same time introducing a crossover body style that was previously not typical for the brand.

Here we will recreate the appearance of the Jaguar F-Pace and, using this specific model as an example, see how designers manage to preserve a unified design language across different body types within the same car brand.

How to draw a Jaguar F-Pace: step-by-step tutorial

Step 1 – Mark the sleek and smooth Jaguar shape

Jaguar has very smooth and fluid lines, so the first step is to sketch out the bodywork, as shown in our illustration. The sketch shouldn’t be dark at this step; it should be done loosely. Use long, confident strokes to define the F-Pace’s strong, athletic silhouette. Keep the proportions in mind: the slightly elongated hood, the set-back cabin, and the sloping roofline.

Step 2 – Add the wheel guides and the glazing band

Using the same light and loose lines as in the first step, sketch the round tires and the smooth window line of your crossover. Try to make the wheels symmetrical and perfectly circular. Jaguar design favors slim windows framed by a powerful body, so use very smooth shapes.

Step 3 – Draw the F-Pace door cuts, wheel arches, and lamps

At the sketch stage, you need to sketch a few more important details: the doors, lights, arches, wheels, and mirror. First, outline the doors with simple vertical dividers. Add the headlight and taillight with simple contours – elongated, arrow-shaped forms. Outline the wheel arches and rims. Place the mirror as a small geometric shape emerging from the A-pillar.

Step 4 – Define the aggressive nose with intakes

Let’s start the detailing process with the “nose” of our Jaguar. First, draw out the Jaguar F-Pace bumper shape, giving it a clear look. Finalize the shape of the headlights, turning them into narrow, almost cat-like eyes. Also, finalize the bottom details of the bumper.

Step 5 – Detail the flowing roof and cabin glass

Now we need to outline the roof and window line. Then, using dark lines, divide the car window line into the front and rear parts, and a small window at the very rear. Add the vertical pillars, to make the window frame look finished.

Step 6 – Draw the elongated Jaguar taillight and bumper

The rear of the Jaguar is very unique, primarily due to the stylish, elongated headlights with a unique shape. Let’s outline this section of the luxury SUV as shown in the image. First, draw out taillight of your Jaguar F-Pace with long horizontal strokes. Trace the bumper, giving it a finished shape. Highlight the lower diffuser with darker tones.

Step 7 – Draw the Jaguar F-Pace doors with handles

Unlike the rear, the side of the crossover looks much more conventional. First, detail annd darken the F-Pace door outlines. In the same seventh step, we need to add handles and a small (fake) air intake at the front.

Step 8 – Darken the tires and add the luxury SUV rims

Jaguar offers a wide variety of wheel styles. In this example, we’ve showcased a fairly simple yet stylish design. Trace and darken the wheels of your luxury British SUV as we have and outline the tires (you can use a compass). Inside, design the rims with a symmetrical spoke pattern. But even a simple star pattern will add sophistication if carefully drawn.

Step 9 – Complete the F-Pace drawing with realistic shadows

The shadows, highlights, and textures of the radiator grilles will help your F-Pace drawing look more natural and realistic. Repeat the shape and location of the shadows as in our illustration below. Apply shading with intent. Use softer hatching to create mid-tones. Add crisp highlights to the window glass to simulate glare.

Jaguar F-Pace design features

Jaguar F-Pace has a very cool and futuristic appearance, off-road performance, and character like a sports car.

When we hear the name Jaguar, we most often think of a luxury car with either two or four doors, a low stance, and an elongated body shape.

But this company also produces vehicles in crossover form, as well as electric cars of different kinds, much like nearly every major automaker does today.

As you may already know if you are a regular visitor to Drawcarz, the design language of a brand during a specific period is usually applied across all of its models.

In this guide we showed you how to sketch a realistic and dimensional Jaguar F-Pace, demonstrating how the company’s design language is expressed in this particular body style.

Now you can try drawing another Jaguar model in a different body style using the same design cues, or even come up with your own car in any format, inspired by the main forms and elegant lines that define Jaguar.

Next SUVs to draw after the Jaguar F-Pace

Another good option to try is the Jeep drawing drawing tutorial. Jeep SUVs are built around a very functional design language.

These features come from the brand’s off-road heritage and remain consistent across decades, making Jeep one of the most recognizable SUV makers in the world.

You can also continue with the Cadillac Escalade drawing tutorial. This model represents the American approach to full-size SUVs with its massive proportions and bold front grille.

Strong horizontal lines and chrome details underline luxury and presence, showing how American design often combines scale with premium character.

Finally, there is the Tesla Model X drawing tutorial. Unlike the Jeep or Escalade, this SUV reflects a minimalist electric design language.

Smooth body lines, a simple front fascia without a traditional grille, and unique falcon-wing doors distinguish it from other SUVs. It demonstrates how Tesla adapts aerodynamic and futuristic styling to a large crossover body.

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