Jaguar XE White

It's still hard to believe there will be no more Jaguars with combustion engines in three years' time, but the British brand owned by Tata Motors has made it clear – no more ICE cars from 2025. Until that happens, the existing models are being electrified to cut emissions and fuel consumption. Shortly after giving the F-Pace a mild-hybrid setup with a Sport version, the XE and XF sedans are now receiving the same treatment.

Still looking stylish despite being around for a while, the XE and XF gain a 300 Sport version in Europe where you can have the bigger of the two sedans as a more practical Sportbrake wagon. At the heart of the three vehicles is a turbocharged 2.0-liter gasoline engine from the Ingenium family with 300 PS, hence the version's moniker. If you prefer horsepower, the four-pot pushes out 296 hp. As for torque, the mild-hybrid engine is good for 400 Nm (295 lb-ft).