2021 Jaguar E-pace P200 Petrol Review: An In-depth Look

In the massively crowded mini SUV market, it's difficult to stand out from the crowd. But the Jaguar designers have, once again played a blinder withe the gorgeous looking E Pace. But can the driving experience really live up to it's super model good looks? Join me as I find out!
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Jaguar E Pace petrol
Engine: 2 litre.
BHP: 197
Torque: 269 lb-ft / 365 Nm
268.1 cm / 105.55 in
Length : 439.5 cm / 173.03 in
Width : 198.4 cm / 78.11 in
Height : 164.9 cm / 64.92 in
Front Axle : 162.5 cm / 63.98 in
Rear Axle : 162.4 cm / 63.94 in
Ground clearance : 21.5 cm / 8.46 in
Max. Towing Capacity Weight : 3968 lbs / 1800 Kg
Num. of Seats : 5
Top Speed : 134 Mph / 216 Km/h
Acceleration 0 to 100 km/h (0 to 62 mph) : 8.2 s

[@paulmitchell4850]

Love your reviews very funny as well as covering all the key points child locks who knew !!

[@bobbyfreemandrives8342]

Thank you so much Paul! It really means a lot to me to get positive feedback like this. Don’t forget to subscribe for more videos coming soon! Best wishes Bobby 👍🏻😊

[@Whiponized]

hey bro I subbed I love your channel bro

[@bobbyfreemandrives8342]

Thank you so much Whiponized! Welcome to my channel! Look out for lots more videos coming soon! 🙏😊

[@johnwhite2143]

Great honest review cheers , I am getting a jaguar e pace p200 AWD r-dynamic s in silver colour with the 20 inch black alloys and the cream seats an interior it's a 68 plate 9speed auto, can't wait pick it up on Friday 23rd December, absolutely stunning car 👌 greetings from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[@bobbyfreemandrives8342]

Thanks John! That sounds like a great car. Hope you really enjoy it 😊

[@johnwhite2143]

Had my jaguar a week now an absolutely love driving it, looks amazing outside especially with the black 20inch alloys an like you say it looks great from every angle especially the rear , the interior is beautiful in cream leather looks so luxurious an as for driving it's excellent, 9speed auto is great an it's quick in dynamic mode feels quicker than it's 0 to 100kmh time of 7.7 seconds suggests, I like the normal comfort mode it's perfect for normal driving, I set the mpg an trip on auto reset so can check my mpg after each run lol getting better mpg like 38 ,40 odd on longer runs an about 26 to 30 odd in town which isn't bad for a luxury AWD SUV, best car I've driven an owned an I had a Mustang ecoboost for couple of years between 2019 an 2021 but kids were to tall for back seats in it so went for Sportage an now have Jag e pace which I intend to keep after the 4 years PCP , truly outstanding car 😁👍 greetings from Scotland an have a good new year 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👌👍

[@bobbyfreemandrives8342]

@@johnwhite2143 Thanks John! Hope you continue enjoying your Jag in the new year my friend! 😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@johnwhite2143]

@@bobbyfreemandrives8342 cheers Bobby, great car, great fun review too thanks so much 👌👍

[@Whiponized]

I think the steering and driving dynamics are a bit crap because its based off the evoque

[@danield.7359]

I don't know what they were thinking when they designed this car. That has nothing to do with Jaguar. And that's probably why this brand is dead meanwhile. Jaguar never was about reasonable cars. There are more than enough brands catering to these types of buyers, like Volkswagen, Skoda, Seat, Ford, Opel, Peugeot, Citroen and Renault. Jaguar was always about elegance, esthetics and extravagance. The XF, XJ since 2009 and the SUVs are absolutely ugly cars, interior as well exterior.

[@labzih1478]

The f-pace & e-pace are both gorgeous inside and out to the point where I've gotten F-pace's back to back due to not finding better options. They're far more popular than the brands you've mentioned where I Iive and not to mention, they do not feel anywhere near as luxurious as Jaguars do inside & out.

[@danield.7359]

@@labzih1478 in my view it looks like a hyundai or any other random asian brand. It definitely doesnt roar Jaguar, nor is it sleek or elegant. But it's also not ugly when compared to other average priced makes. Being a Jaguar though, it's absolutely ugly. The interior is in my view petit bourgeois, dull and un-jaguarish. Certainly not the kind of upscale gentlemen's club like style it used to have. Simply booooring. You can buy from almost any European (or Asian) brand to get a similar interior design, including quality of assembly - if not better. Thinking about the Nordic, German, French and Italian brands. Even Skoda is about at the same level. Unfortunatley I can't discover the spirit of Jaguar in most of the models that have been sold since around 2008. I think the company has lost it's identity and that's probably why they have failed. They lost their old customer base and they failed to build a new one.

[@labzih1478]

@@danield.7359 I just don't see it as boring or ugly. I constantly get complimented on my car and rather than it being all flashy like mercedes, it is simply a luxurious classic with simplistic elegance. The suv's have a specific target and for me I am absolutely hooked. The spirit of Jaguar I find both in my husband's F-type through the driving experience, and in mine through the simple luxury. I would choose it any day over a hyndai, volvo, skoda and even Porsche or BMW. In the end it's just a matter of opinion.

[@danield.7359]

@@labzih1478 It's ok when you're happy with it. I respect that. I was offering my subjective opinion.