The all new Jaguar I-PACE electric car receives its public debut at Geneva Motor Show on 6th March. Designed and engineered in the UK, the I-PACE will be built in Plant Graz, Austria, as part of Jaguar Land Rover’s manufacturing partnership with Magna Steyr. It joins Jaguar’s growing family of SUVs, alongside the all-new E-PACE and multiple award-winning F-PACE.
From the very first sketch, Jaguar I-PACE has been destined to be the front-runner in the electric car revolution. Built from the ground up to embrace the new design and performance opportunities offered by electrification.
Before the Geneva debut the final production model was revealed by British comedian and actor, Jack Whitehall, self-proclaimed EV enthusiast and TV presenter Jonny Smith along with American tech guru iJustine. The hosted a special live show as the first I-PACE rolled off the production line.
At the end of the presentation Jaguar give us a behind-the-scenes insight into the creators and makers of I-PACE with the following video telling the story of how it’s first all-electric performance SUV was made – and how it sees it changes everything.
I-PACE is on sale now from £63,495 in the UK (excluding UK Government Plug-in Car Grant). In addition to S, SE and HSE derivatives, there will also be a limited number of First Edition I-PACE models available.
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