Rigorously tested across extremes of terrain and temperature, the I-PACE has tamed the Arctic at Jaguar Land Rover’s cold weather test facility in Arjeplog, Sweden, at temperatures as low as -40°C. Tony Westerlund, a potential customer from Sweden, had some interesting questions on living with I-PACE in Arctic conditions, particularly regarding stability and traction on the ice and snow. To answer his questions, Jaguar engineers invited him to Arjeplog to drive the car for the first time and see how it’s been tested to ensure performance in extreme conditions. Following is a video of those questions. Staff
Am I the only person that feels the last nice looking four door sedan was 2008. Hate hate hate the 2009 and after front grill. The jaguar from 2009 just looks cheap and does not look regal . So sad I would never consider buying the sedan after 2009. . Please jaguar bring back the class.
I have a feeling you are not the only one to feel that way. The F-Type is in a class by itself, but the others … well …
Nice design! Really jaguar-like, as if it jumps forward. Nice roundings and curvs!
So, would you buy an electric Jaguar?
Yes. My husband is looking at driving one when available. He is also considering a Tesla.