Jaguar XF Sizzles In 007 'No Time To Die' Debut

Filmed in Matera, Southern Italy, two XF saloons weave through the narrow, twisting city streets, driving across piazzas and down cobbled steps in pursuit of James Bond.

Photo Insert: The Jaguar XF demonstrates its exceptional performance and exhilarating driving dynamics in a thrilling chase sequence.

The XF's all-wheel-drive system with Intelligent Driveline Dynamics delivers incredible levels of traction on the low-grip surfaces, as a No Time To Die’s henchmen demonstrate that no street is too small and no corner too tight.

The saloon’s lightweight aluminum-intensive architecture and advanced suspension design enable exceptional handling and agility together with an outstanding ride, comfort, and refinement.

"The Jaguar XF was an exciting choice for this high-intensity car sequence. We always look to push the boundaries to extreme limits in our stunts, and this extends to the capabilities of the vehicles too. There is no compromise with this particular scene. There were only inches to spare in the narrow alleyways and no margin for error, the XF shows its performance and driving dynamics," said Chris Corbould, No Time To Die's Special Effects and Action Vehicle Supervisor.

"The Jaguar XF is a car designed to tackle any journey with an unrivaled balance of luxury, comfort, and refinement," said Anna Gallagher, Jaguar Brand Director.

"Whether it’s a high-speed pursuit through twisting streets and piazzas of Southern Italy, where the car filmed its No Time To Die chase sequences, or the bustling streets of London – the XF really is a car for every occasion," she added.

No Time To Die is directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga and stars Daniel Craig, who returns for the fifth and final time as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007. The film was released in cinemas from September 30 2021 in the UK through Universal Pictures International and in the US on October 8 2021, from Metro Goldwyn Mayer (MGM) through their United Artists Releasing banner.

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