SOFTWARE UPDATES

Infotainment updates require a data connection, which the vehicle will scan for. First it will search for a Wi-Fi connection (if the car is connected to an external Wi-Fi source such as a home network or phone hotspot). If no connection is found, it will then select the car's P-SIM (found in the center console).

Telematics/Battery updates will scan for a data connection, similar to Infotainment updates, and will add a third data source, the internal Telematics SIM.

If your connection is lost during a download, it will pause until the connection is re‑established.

You may experience data costs if connection is achieved through the SIM card inserted into your vehicle.

Enable Software Updates from the Settings menu and accept the terms and conditions prior to download. When any type of software update is available, you will receive a pop-up notification on the infotainment system. You can also check for available updates through the Settings menu, within the Software Updates section.

To perform the update you need to:

Successfully download the update to your vehicle.

Maintain Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity during the process.

You will receive a pop‑up on the vehicle’s screen when an update is available for download/installation. Once accepted, the update will not interrupt the driving experience. Upon completion, you will receive a successful installation notification on the infotainment screen.

You will receive a pop‑up on the infotainment screen when a Telematics/Battery update is available for download. Once downloaded, you will receive a second pop-up to install the update. Once accepted, you cannot stop the process. A series of preconditions must be met for an install to occur properly. The vehicle cannot be used for 35 minutes during installation and it must be locked and alarmed.

The installation process for Telematics/Battery updates will render your car unusable for 35 minutes. (However, the download process will not impact vehicle usage.)

Installations may take up to 35 minutes. When installing Telematics and Battery Energy Control Module updates, you will not be able to use your vehicle during this time. But you can still use your vehicle when installing an infotainment update.

A notification on your infotainment system will inform you when the software has installed successfully.

Yes. You need a mobile or Wi‑Fi connection to download and complete the installation.

No. Once started, the installation cannot be stopped.

You can use your vehicle as normal. A failed download will not affect your vehicle’s functionality in any way. Please contact the Jaguar Customer Relationship Center (1.800.4.JAGUAR) or your Jaguar Retailer and they will investigate further.

If your vehicle is experiencing issues when restarting after an update, please contact road‑side assistance or your local retailer and they will investigate further.

You can access the update through your vehicle’s Settings menu, within the Software Updates section. Select ‘Check for an Update’ and, if an update is available, a notification will appear, allowing you to begin the process. If you prefer, you can visit a Jaguar Retailer, who will assist you with the update.

Yes. This may result in roaming charges, depending on your in‑vehicle data plan.

Yes. You can add a PIN to your vehicle to protect your Software Update settings. To manage this, select General settings > Software Updates > lock icon.

No, you do not require an InControl account to perform software updates. However, it is recommended to have an active InControl account to leverage the vehicle’s P-SIM data connection.

The vehicle will need to be connected to a data source. If the car does not have an active P-SIM, you may connect the car to a Wi-Fi source and check for software updates under the General Settings Menu > Software Updates. Or, alternatively, visit a Jaguar Retailer, who will assist you with the update.