Well, a fire extinguisher is a good thing for any vehicle. In some European countries (Belgium, Greece etc.), you must have a fire extinguisher in your car by law, so I don't see any problems with it.
Jaguar XE Recalls
Jaguar has issued two recalls these past two months for the XE.
One recall was from last month and it is for both the Jaguar XE and Jaguar XF units. They're being recalled due to defective low pressure hood fuel supply lines that could detach from the fuel filter. If the hoses gets displaced, fuel will leak out which will starve the engine of fuel and cause the car to stop or even catch on fire.
For those of you in Australia, you may want to contact your dealership and check if your 2017 Jaguar XE is on the seat belt recall list.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission will be overseeing the recall of 66 vehicles within the Vin range of SAJAB4AG1HA942566 to SAJAB4AG1HA944169.
Jaguar has found a problem with the seatbelt pre-tensioner and in case of an accident, the pre-tensioner may not operate as required and may increase the chance of injury. This defect was caused by incorrect wiring of the vehicle’s restraints control module.
If your vehicle is on the list, Jaguar should be notifying you soon and they'll advise you to bring in your vehicle for repairs. To fix it, they'll simply rewire the restraints control module connector.
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