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70% of consumers (7 of 10) said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.
by DomsJag from KCMO | February 15, 2020
I drove most of the competitors, Chevy bolt Nissan leaf and Tesla 3 None can compare to the styling and comfort of the Jaguar I Pace (my first Jaguar) . From 1 foot driving to the convince of home charging and of course the speed response of the dual electric motors I've never had a car that can compare and I've owned or leased everything from Ford, Mercury,Chevy, Olds, Pontiac to MGB, Mitsubishi,Subaru,Toyota, Acura and yes even Mercedes. I know this car is a little on the pricey side, (list starting at $59K) and it's a new model for Jaguar but so far with approx 4000 miles driven No serious issues and none expected
by SwedishExpat from Stockholm, Sweden | September 12, 2019
I received my brand new Jaguar I Pace in November 2018. I was a proud owner of my first electric car. Unfortunately, my excitement began to dwindle after my car ended up in the repair shop for two months, then again for a week , now it is back again for the third time. It has been repaired for various electrical problems. The Jaguar dealership has been helpful in fixing the car but not with actuality solving our problem. The car is unreliable and not worth buying in my opinion. Save your money and do not buy this car.
by Josephus from Big D-Area | August 24, 2019
Our first Jaguar was a new, '11 XJL. Owned it for almost 9 years and had no problems to speak of. Great car! Our experience with it was what led us to road test a new i-pace. After each of us drove it, we were impressed and wound up buying an HSE off the lot. So far, we are delighted! If it is as reliable as our XJL and continues to perform as it has thus far, we will be recommending it just as favorably as we did our sedan. Once again, it seems, Jaguar has yet another winner. Great crossover!
The 2019 Jaguar I-PACE is an all-new, all-electric compact luxury SUV that seats five passengers. It makes 394 horsepower and 512 pounds-feet of torque. All-wheel drive comes standard. Using a 90-kilowatt-hour battery, it has an EPA-estimated electric range of 234 miles. Inside, the I-PACE features sleek glass multimedia system with minimal buttons.
Four trims are available: S, SE, HSE, and First Edition.
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