What are the best accessories for Jaguar F-PACE?

Question

I’m getting a used 2021 Jaguar F-PACE next month and I’m trying to figure out which accessories are actually worth buying, because there are way too many options and most reviews seem to be either dealer upselling or generic SUV advice. I’ll be using it mostly for commuting around Manchester, with a few longer trips and occasional muddy weekends hiking.

My main requirements are:

Total budget around £500, maybe a little more for something genuinely useful

Good all-weather protection for the boot and rear seats

Accessories that don’t look cheap or interfere with the car’s sensors

Something to make phone charging and storage less annoying

Prefer genuine Jaguar parts or well-reviewed alternatives that fit properly

I read that the rubber boot liner and genuine rubber mats are popular, but some owners say aftermarket liners fit just as well for much less money. I’ve also seen recommendations for a wireless CarPlay adapter and a boot organizer, although I’m confused about compatibility between different F-PACE model years. Roof bars keep coming up too, but I’m not sure they’re worth it since I’d only use them a couple times a year.

Which F-PACE accessories have you found genuinely useful, and which ones turned out to be a waste of money? Also, are there any must-have items I’m overlooking?

DrubjankMew · Accepted Answer

For my F-PACE, the genuinely useful buys were the Jaguar Genuine F-PACE Rubber Floor Mats 2021-on All-Weather Set and Jaguar Genuine F-PACE Rubber Boot Liner 2021-on Reversible . They’re easy to hose off after muddy walks, stay put properly, and don’t interfere with the pedal area or boot floor. I’m happy with the fit and they look much less cheap than some universal liners. For the rear seats, a washable hammock-style cover is handy, but check that it doesn’t block the side airbags or child-seat anchors. I also use the Belkin BoostCharge Pro Wireless Car Charger MagSafe 15W Vent Mount, though a simple phone pocket may suit you better. Skip roof bars unless you actually need them; hiring a set for those two annual trips is cheaper. Check whether your car already has wireless CarPlay before buying an adapter, as 2021 infotainment versions can differ.