I've driven one of these for the last year and I'd agree that the real world motorway range varies but is normally about 180-200 miles. From a practicality point the car drives better than any other vehicle at it's price point and I think I'd be happy with it as my only vehicle if I had a home charger. Having a full tank every day outweighs the disadvantage on not being able to fuel quickly on longer runs. I would say it's essential to precondition the car if you want the best range - again which is easy with a home charger. You do save an awful lot of money vs a normal 400bhp SUV on fuel and as it drives better then the slightly higher lease cost is easy to justify.
I have owned an XE, F-Type and and now an IPace, and its the best car by far. Great build quality, range between 200 to 250 miles on a full charge (depending on weather and how heavy your right foot is).
@@ralucaciuraru6333 I had the original Ford built 2 litre turbo petrol engine. I can’t remember the fuel consumption MPG but it was pretty good for the power. I believe the new Jaguar Ingenium engines are much more efficient.
I love it!!! This will be my vehicle in 2022. Jag-u-ar. I've learned that it's no longer a British vehicle either. It's moved from Ford Motors to Tata. Great review...
You do realize a lot of brands are owned by groups or other companies from other countries, rolls royce would be german but the bmw group would be 10% this and 5%that...
In the UK cars are usually filmed in wind, cold and rain, and here is a masterclass on how to produce a Video Gem despite the weather doing its worst and having to film some using the phone. Howard you are the man.
@@doThatGWalk longest trips I’ve been on have involved arriving back at home with 30ish miles of range left. No cares given to usage on the journey either. The rest of the time I’m charging every 2-3 days at home.
@@quackhouseproductions5572 Do you have a lVL 2 installed? And for charging the car have you noticed anything? How fast does it take to charge to 100% or high 90s?
Question. How high percentage should I charge my iPace? I'm told 85% And how far down should I let it go? I would love that growling car sound for my backup warning.
I always thought the proper pronunciation for "Jaguar" was from the lips of Jeremy Clarkson himself. "Jaaaaaaaaag!" Nice coat Howard. But can your missus have it back? Once again Howie has knocked the spots off how to do a car review. i.e. The lad done good. :-))...
Only downside I read and hear is a lack of charging stations, up to 8hrs charge if this is correct, til more charging stations became available, even at your place of work, to charge whilst working, as person's living in flats, on road parking with no option to charge from a charger fitted to their home's is a issue to resolve to the future of electric or (your local city jag dealership would collect your ev from your home, to take it to the dealership with a charge station at their dealership, for you.. to charge it for 8hrs, and then return it to you once charged up or a courtesy car whilst yours charge) with a focus on a build of lower charging time's, also, (but if i could loan a courtesy car in on road parking with the no option to have a charger fitted to the home), whilst mine charged i certainly would love one, I love it, and the best styling of a electric car, I've seen at present
Osmosis909 - I'm in the same boat and thought about the emergency long distance trip you may need to do. Someone said for long distances, they'd hire a car!!?? Which, if you know an emergency is going to happen, then it's all well and good. But emergency trips are not going to be in your diary! And some brainless fool from across the pond suggested you buy two cars. One EV and one dinosaur fueled for the long trips. But who's gonna be able to afford to do that? To be honest, Tesla are the only company who have the infrastructure in place for charging. And it's lifetime free if you buy a Model S or X!!
Lewis Roberts yes for YOU. But, you have to factor in, where people live, distance from friends and family, distance to work, type of job etc...I know for a fact, I won’t be able to charge it at the office car park and I’ll definitely have a problem if they ask me to make any even short journeys to customers during the day, the vehicle would simply run out of charge. I could on an on about real world scenarios. EV’s in reality are probably an option if you live close to your job and you literally never leave the office.
@@thegreatpaulsmith Yeah I was one of the first to get H264 (day of release) and it's certainly added 10% improvement. Eco and comfort seem about the same currently, but I suspect that's UK winter temperature still in play.
None of which is required on a Tesla, so not sure why Jag have seemingly made a cooling system that isn't maintenance free. Surely it would only need topping up in the event of a leak. Anyway, seems typically expensive, because it's a Jag.
@@jonathangreenwood8157 The Model 3 has no definitive service schedule, seems they've left it up to the owner to decide whether their car really needs looking at. Tesla say the Model 3 can go for 2 years until any remedial work is required, but even after that period there's generally nothing that'll need attention. The cost is negligible because they only 'recommend' changing the brake fluid, wiper blades, and servicing the AC.. all pretty cheap.
It's crazy all the variables that factor how much range you'll get out of an EV. Makes me wonder how Norway has managed to pioneer EV uptake when it's one of the coldest countries
Our goverment subsides EV heavy, with extreme low tax when buying, less roadtax, free parking, free ferryride, free driving in the 2+person lane, and other stuff, but they have started taking goods away from EV, because we have so many here now, that they had a estimated loss of 34billion Nkr in tax and vat income because of all the subsidicing to get us drive EV's :)
I know some people become stressed by the American pronunciation of Jaguar but the awful truth is that the hard was taken from the Portuguese who used the word the Brazilian Indians called the cat that lived the the rain forest with them. The awful truth is American pronunciation is a lot closer to the native word than us brits saying JagUar.
Boot space is not great , Jaguar pumped the numbers , even not taking account the front boot, the model 3 has a bigger boot than a jaguar , as seen by What Car? and Which , altough having a bigger opening does help with big suitcases.
It's real world range of under 200 miles and the difficulty in finding decent charging points just isn't good enough in a world where an ICE car driver can refuel practically anywhere and in a fraction of the time, getting more than 2 or 3 times the range of the average EV. I like this car though, but it's not a "one car solution", it's a second car.
Wouldn't it be "useful" if you were using the Thames-- say, during a drought? The ability to "plough" on, as it were, in "deeper" water? Oh, and bye the bye, if you will, the gentleman from the US' mpg figures didn't allow for the US "gallon" being smaller (which is, one might say, an anomaly, since in "the Land of the Free" everything is "Bigger.") or that he was "residing" on the hill above the town of Scranton, Pennsylvania (which if one is unfamiliar with such detail) is famous for being the "Home Town", as it were, the present President. Also in a less solemn vein, so to speak, by the late, but brilliant troubadour, Harry Chapin who recounted his "experience" of a truck which lost it's brakes going down said hill and the fate of his thirty thousand pounds of bananas. Unfortunately, not the "ending" as had "Nathan" from "Bolton?" with his all too recent experience with Jaguar I Pace EV and "brake" problems. Ps, the bananas, by the way, would be roughly 15 tons or seven hundred stones give or take a few.
Shame about reliability and servicing… Jaguar Crawley is a pile of 5hit - a month waiting time to get a door lock fixed (for a second time) and 2.5months for a loan car…
It's how Americans say the word "vehicle" which annoys me, I mean it's our language we invented it, for 2000 years we've been saying the word vehicle correctly in the UK, it's not hard. And it's "do the maths" not "do the math, every time I write some python code "import math as maths". Nice car mind, I'd have one but I'm only a spacecraft mechanisms/mechatronics design engineer and as we all know engineers are regarded as unskilled in the UK, only last week a recruiter noticed I'd studied a masters degree in astronautics engineering on linkedin and contacted me because they though I might like a to change jobs and be a forklift truck driver or forklift engineer as he called it, week before jetwash engineer (benefits of van + overalls), week before handyman engineer i.e a Janitor. So I need to save all my money and emigrate not buy a new flash EV.
Electric vehicles are just better. No noise, no emissions, less fuel costs, less maintenance costs. Gasoline and diesel are OLD polluting technology. So last century. Electric cars, electric trucks, electric buses, electric trash haulers, electric snow blowers, electric lawn mowers, electric snow mobiles, electric water craft, electric garden tools, electric mechanic tools, electric motor cycles, electric bicycles, electric scooters, electric farm tractors, electric construction equipment, electric delivery vehicles, ...... everything is going electric. No worries about starting after sitting for a few months. Gas always needs repairs.
I have Jaguar ipace 2022. It's a piece of garbage. I named it death trap. In 6 months I escaped death 4 times. Jaguar is not concerned about it. Service is zero level. If we have cars and dealer like jaguar. Trust me jaguar will not be in business in near future. Beware this car stops abruptly in the middle of nowhere 🤔. Jaguar says they're is no problem. Seriously.
I have Jaguar ipace 2022. It's a piece of garbage. I named it death trap. In 6 months I escaped death 4 times. Jaguar is not concerned about it. Service is zero level. If we have cars and dealer like jaguar. Trust me jaguar will not be in business in near future. Beware this car stops abruptly in the middle of nowhere 🤔. Jaguar says they're is no problem. Seriously.
I have Jaguar ipace 2022. It's a piece of garbage. I named it death trap. In 6 months I escaped death 4 times. Jaguar is not concerned about it. Service is zero level. If we have cars and dealer like jaguar. Trust me jaguar will not be in business in near future. Beware this car stops abruptly in the middle of nowhere 🤔. Jaguar says they're is no problem. Seriously.
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Real I-Pace owner here. Real world during UK winter is currently 215 miles.
Interesting stat, thanks Martin!
I've driven one of these for the last year and I'd agree that the real world motorway range varies but is normally about 180-200 miles. From a practicality point the car drives better than any other vehicle at it's price point and I think I'd be happy with it as my only vehicle if I had a home charger. Having a full tank every day outweighs the disadvantage on not being able to fuel quickly on longer runs. I would say it's essential to precondition the car if you want the best range - again which is easy with a home charger. You do save an awful lot of money vs a normal 400bhp SUV on fuel and as it drives better then the slightly higher lease cost is easy to justify.
I have owned an XE, F-Type and and now an IPace, and its the best car by far. Great build quality, range between 200 to 250 miles on a full charge (depending on weather and how heavy your right foot is).
Hi may I ask please what was the MPG for the XE and what engine was it
@@ralucaciuraru6333 I had the original Ford built 2 litre turbo petrol engine. I can’t remember the fuel consumption MPG but it was pretty good for the power. I believe the new Jaguar Ingenium engines are much more efficient.
@@grahamashlee8611 thank you for the reply very kind
Once again my favorite car review channel. Great job
I love it!!! This will be my vehicle in 2022. Jag-u-ar. I've learned that it's no longer a British vehicle either. It's moved from Ford Motors to Tata. Great review...
Well it is still a British car because it’s designed, made and distributed from Britain. The JLR owner happens to be Rattan Tata.
You do realize a lot of brands are owned by groups or other companies from other countries, rolls royce would be german but the bmw group would be 10% this and 5%that...
In the UK cars are usually filmed in wind, cold and rain, and here is a masterclass on how to produce a Video Gem despite the weather doing its worst and having to film some using the phone. Howard you are the man.
Read this Sir Bailey of Porsche. You have been stalked. :-))...
From No1.
Love my iPace. Best thing (let alone car) I’ve ever owned.
Why do you say that?
@@doThatGWalk handles really well, fun to drive, acceleration is awesome, very nice interior, looks better than all the other SUVs especially Tesla.
@@quackhouseproductions5572 have you gone on road trips with it yet?
@@doThatGWalk longest trips I’ve been on have involved arriving back at home with 30ish miles of range left. No cares given to usage on the journey either. The rest of the time I’m charging every 2-3 days at home.
@@quackhouseproductions5572 Do you have a lVL 2 installed? And for charging the car have you noticed anything? How fast does it take to charge to 100% or high 90s?
I love the i-pace, I think it is beautiful and inside it is quality ( no need for a big tv stuck onto your dashboard)
Great review once again. Love this guys presenting style.
Just bought a brand new Ipace HSE. Cant wait until it arrives now.
Most underrated channel!
Excellent review, very professional and entertaining. Thank you!
It's also a stunningly good looking car. Like Martin below, real-world range is around 200 averaged across the year.
My 2020 on 20" tyres typically shows 220 miles of range each morning - cheers from USA
Question. How high percentage should I charge my iPace? I'm told 85% And how far down should I let it go? I would love that growling car sound for my backup warning.
Really great review. Well presented with visual and background music. The presenter is very engaging.
I always thought the proper pronunciation for "Jaguar" was from the lips of Jeremy Clarkson himself. "Jaaaaaaaaag!"
Nice coat Howard. But can your missus have it back?
Once again Howie has knocked the spots off how to do a car review. i.e. The lad done good. :-))...
I absolutely enjoyed this video so much thank you
Great British effort,deserves to be a success 👍
I wish it had a more efficient powertrain. Looks and concept are unquestionably better than any tesla.
İ have one and enjoying it a lot ❤🎉 Jag is one Love
I've never charged my car other than our at home or our family beach holiday home , both have solar . I've never used DC charging.
Great review, bring more!
Only downside I read and hear is a lack of charging stations, up to 8hrs charge if this is correct, til more charging stations became available, even at your place of work, to charge whilst working, as person's living in flats, on road parking with no option to charge from a charger fitted to their home's is a issue to resolve to the future of electric or (your local city jag dealership would collect your ev from your home, to take it to the dealership with a charge station at their dealership, for you.. to charge it for 8hrs, and then return it to you once charged up or a courtesy car whilst yours charge) with a focus on a build of lower charging time's, also, (but if i could loan a courtesy car in on road parking with the no option to have a charger fitted to the home), whilst mine charged i certainly would love one, I love it, and the best styling of a electric car, I've seen at present
Shut up !
As much as I would like to own an EV, it’s the lack of charging stations and charge times/range that would make this car too impractical to use.
I've never struggled to find a charging station or had an issue with the charge time/range. The car has been perfectly practical for me.
Osmosis909
- I'm in the same boat and thought about the emergency long distance trip you may need to do.
Someone said for long distances, they'd hire a car!!?? Which, if you know an emergency is going to happen, then it's all well and good. But emergency trips are not going to be in your diary!
And some brainless fool from across the pond suggested you buy two cars. One EV and one dinosaur fueled for the long trips. But who's gonna be able to afford to do that?
To be honest, Tesla are the only company who have the infrastructure in place for charging. And it's lifetime free if you buy a Model S or X!!
Currently 30000 public UK which is far more than petrol station pumps available. Currently 500 new chargers are being added a month.
Lewis Roberts yes for YOU. But, you have to factor in, where people live, distance from friends and family, distance to work, type of job etc...I know for a fact, I won’t be able to charge it at the office car park and I’ll definitely have a problem if they ask me to make any even short journeys to customers during the day, the vehicle would simply run out of charge. I could on an on about real world scenarios. EV’s in reality are probably an option if you live close to your job and you literally never leave the office.
@@Osmosis909 You mean they very same factors you have with a Petrol or Diesel.
you're the only person who produce it jagyouar
Jez, that was like watching a tour of my home town. You almost reversed onto my drive in that video... small world.. :-)
Averaging 270 on the motorway, around 330 everywhere else
Miles?
@@aquissuk
Yes, miles. I'm in Los Angeles so the weather plays a big part in higher miles per hwh
@@thegreatpaulsmith Roll on the UK summer. I might see a good 250+ in mine then 😀
@@aquissuk H264 update in Eco mode made a huge impact
@@thegreatpaulsmith Yeah I was one of the first to get H264 (day of release) and it's certainly added 10% improvement. Eco and comfort seem about the same currently, but I suspect that's UK winter temperature still in play.
If you don't mind me asking.... what watch are you wearing at 0.23 seconds? Thanks
The cost of servicing seems expensive for an electric car. What are they doing for that money, filling the washer bottle.
It has a coolant system for the battery which needs topping up occasionally and the whole battery & cooling system needs checking.
None of which is required on a Tesla, so not sure why Jag have seemingly made a cooling system that isn't maintenance free. Surely it would only need topping up in the event of a leak. Anyway, seems typically expensive, because it's a Jag.
@@steved7085 I don't know how much it is now but a Tesla 3yr service plan used to be £1800 - that's a lot more than the Jag
@@jonathangreenwood8157 The Model 3 has no definitive service schedule, seems they've left it up to the owner to decide whether their car really needs looking at. Tesla say the Model 3 can go for 2 years until any remedial work is required, but even after that period there's generally nothing that'll need attention. The cost is negligible because they only 'recommend' changing the brake fluid, wiper blades, and servicing the AC.. all pretty cheap.
Slow charge.... 45 hours from normal socket at home.... That needed a little pause and smirk i think ;)
It's crazy all the variables that factor how much range you'll get out of an EV. Makes me wonder how Norway has managed to pioneer EV uptake when it's one of the coldest countries
Our goverment subsides EV heavy, with extreme low tax when buying, less roadtax, free parking, free ferryride, free driving in the 2+person lane, and other stuff, but they have started taking goods away from EV, because we have so many here now, that they had a estimated loss of 34billion Nkr in tax and vat income because of all the subsidicing to get us drive EV's :)
I know some people become stressed by the American pronunciation of Jaguar but the awful truth is that the hard was taken from the Portuguese who used the word the Brazilian Indians called the cat that lived the the rain forest with them. The awful truth is American pronunciation is a lot closer to the native word than us brits saying JagUar.
IKR, it's a native American cat.
I have one ...I love it
Another great review Howard, you should be on the TV shows, great sense of humour 👍
Boot space is not great , Jaguar pumped the numbers , even not taking account the front boot, the model 3 has a bigger boot than a jaguar , as seen by What Car? and Which , altough having a bigger opening does help with big suitcases.
Beautiful car
What an excellent review! Really enjoyed that and the way you shared the info was spot on - even for a Neanderthal like me
Service £300+ for what...no oil, brakes.... rip off....old ways of thinking for a modern car....
Once every 21000 miles, what are you crying about?
It's real world range of under 200 miles and the difficulty in finding decent charging points just isn't good enough in a world where an ICE car driver can refuel practically anywhere and in a fraction of the time, getting more than 2 or 3 times the range of the average EV. I like this car though, but it's not a "one car solution", it's a second car.
Who wants to drive journeys of longer than 250 miles? If I had wanted to I would have become an HGV driver.
400 miles is the sweet spot for me.
Don’t know how I’m managing with it as an only car then, including a recent 800 mile round trip on a holiday in Scotland 😂
No ved on ev
Roll on four years later and you go from zero to £600 😮
The IPace is not four-wheel-drive, it’s all wheel drive
Hilarious! Doug DeMuro is so obnoxious about saying it wrong.
500mm? Far more relatable to say 50cm or half a metre.
Wouldn't it be "useful" if you were using the Thames-- say, during a drought? The ability to "plough" on, as it were, in "deeper" water? Oh, and bye the bye, if you will, the gentleman from the US' mpg figures didn't allow for the US "gallon" being smaller (which is, one might say, an anomaly, since in "the Land of the Free" everything is "Bigger.") or that he was "residing" on the hill above the town of Scranton, Pennsylvania (which if one is unfamiliar with such detail) is famous for being the "Home Town", as it were, the present President. Also in a less solemn vein, so to speak, by the late, but brilliant troubadour, Harry Chapin who recounted his "experience" of a truck which lost it's brakes going down said hill and the fate of his thirty thousand pounds of bananas. Unfortunately, not the "ending" as had "Nathan" from "Bolton?" with his all too recent experience with Jaguar I Pace EV and "brake" problems. Ps, the bananas, by the way, would be roughly 15 tons or seven hundred stones give or take a few.
Shame about reliability and servicing… Jaguar Crawley is a pile of 5hit - a month waiting time to get a door lock fixed (for a second time) and 2.5months for a loan car…
It's how Americans say the word "vehicle" which annoys me, I mean it's our language we invented it, for 2000 years we've been saying the word vehicle correctly in the UK, it's not hard. And it's "do the maths" not "do the math, every time I write some python code "import math as maths".
Nice car mind, I'd have one but I'm only a spacecraft mechanisms/mechatronics design engineer and as we all know engineers are regarded as unskilled in the UK, only last week a recruiter noticed I'd studied a masters degree in astronautics engineering on linkedin and contacted me because they though I might like a to change jobs and be a forklift truck driver or forklift engineer as he called it, week before jetwash engineer (benefits of van + overalls), week before handyman engineer i.e a Janitor. So I need to save all my money and emigrate not buy a new flash EV.
Electric vehicles are just better. No noise, no emissions, less fuel costs, less maintenance costs.
Gasoline and diesel are OLD polluting technology. So last century.
Electric cars, electric trucks, electric buses, electric trash haulers, electric snow blowers, electric lawn mowers, electric snow mobiles, electric water craft, electric garden tools, electric mechanic tools, electric motor cycles, electric bicycles, electric scooters, electric farm tractors, electric construction equipment, electric delivery vehicles, ...... everything is going electric. No worries about starting after sitting for a few months. Gas always needs repairs.
Having a person that knows nothing about electric vehicles review an EV is disappointing.
Beautiful sexy looking car
I have Jaguar ipace 2022. It's a piece of garbage. I named it death trap. In 6 months I escaped death 4 times. Jaguar is not concerned about it. Service is zero level. If we have cars and dealer like jaguar. Trust me jaguar will not be in business in near future. Beware this car stops abruptly in the middle of nowhere 🤔. Jaguar says they're is no problem. Seriously.
Sorry yours had an issue. Mine has been fine except for a 12 volt battery replacement. Most owners love the I-Pace.
jagwar
An hour charging to do 168 miles ? unusable until we get new battery technology electric cars are a non starter.
I have Jaguar ipace 2022. It's a piece of garbage. I named it death trap. In 6 months I escaped death 4 times. Jaguar is not concerned about it. Service is zero level. If we have cars and dealer like jaguar. Trust me jaguar will not be in business in near future. Beware this car stops abruptly in the middle of nowhere 🤔. Jaguar says they're is no problem. Seriously.
I have Jaguar ipace 2022. It's a piece of garbage. I named it death trap. In 6 months I escaped death 4 times. Jaguar is not concerned about it. Service is zero level. If we have cars and dealer like jaguar. Trust me jaguar will not be in business in near future. Beware this car stops abruptly in the middle of nowhere 🤔. Jaguar says they're is no problem. Seriously.