2022 Jaguar I-Pace HSE EV400 - Full Review

[@johnminshall242]

Love the i-PACE; still the best looking EV for me, though I’d like to see it being a bit more efficient with bigger range and faster charging - and maybe Jag needs to bring in a true mk2 soon (this, for me, is mk1.5)? Now, where do I get £70k from!

[@rpgPalette]

Also with efficiency I would like it to be more lightweight, instead 2300kg---> 2050kg, maybe use 75kw denser batteries, smaller/lighter motors. In my opinion 320hp 600N*m 5.5 to 6.0 seconds 0-100km/h and real ~400km range would be enough. Current model has 4.8s 0-100, 400hp, 700N*m and real 350km on 90kw battery, but the car feels very heavy for me. Toyota achieved 2120kg with its bz4, and steel body and 74kw batteries

[@jarlathpskelly1960]

We are running the Ford Mach E in a couple of weeks. That's an interesting motor. Good spec around 55k

[@michaelgerritson2934]

Sorry, mate, but the car is made under contract in Austria by Magna Steyer. It is a Brit design though, and I love mine. Let's hope the new stable of Jaguars coming in 2025 is made in the U.K.

[@palladwr15]

There are so many improvements I have noticed between MY19 and MY21. Current model is superb

[@theprada2126]

Beautiful Car will be purchasing

[@KM-st7zh]

Want to know i pace hse vs eq benz gle amg which better？

[@user-gr2km8by9q]

But I own one.. Great car and great spec.. HSE Black edition

[@user-gr2km8by9q]

But it's made in Austria by a compenent company called Magma!!!

[@theprada2126]

Thanks Jaguar

[@markgeller5900]

No review complete without sitting in the back seat and showing us the packaging!

[@TangledThorns]

Watch that curb, lol.

[@marksharman8029]

Craving ...

[@dazt66]

JLR they are for the employees The I pace on a scheme

[@alandavis2741]

45 minute charge is not just a click of the fingers.....it's 40 minutes more than filling with petrol/diesel. 40 minutes of your life you aren't getting back. 40 minutes extra on your journey, plus the time finding a charger somewhere near your route. And maybe waiting for the charger to be free on top of that. So, it may not be unusual for that charge time on a journey to end up adding more like 2 hours compared to filling us with gas. This is why EVs are so cheap second hand now. So many people have tried them and got rid of them.

[@TMEG94]

really depends on your home situation and country you live in, in the netherlands we got a great charging infrastructure and if you have a driveway + homecharger you are good to go. if not i would not choose a EV