2024 I-PACE Electric | Home Charging Station | Jaguar USA (2024)

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What is the range of the Jaguar I pace 2024? ›

Jaguar I-PACE is fully capable of managing commutes in full Electric Vehicle (EV) mode, with a range of up to 292 miles.

Using a Jaguar-recommended Level 2, 240-volt home charger, the I-PACE can be fully charged overnight, ready to tackle a typical 30-mile commute the next day. So just like plugging in your mobile phone to charge overnight, charging your I‑PACE should become part of your nightly routine.

The I-Pace was announced in March 2018, European deliveries began in June 2018 and North American deliveries started in October 2018. Amid slowing sales and a change in corporate vision, Jaguar has announced that the I-Pace will be discontinued by 2025.

As Jaguar revamps its lineup to prepare for the electric future, the I-Pace will reportedly be left behind. Jaguar's new CEO is taking the British luxury automaker in a different direction, with its first next-generation EV, a four-door GT, due out in 2024.

JAGUAR I-PACE RANGE CALCULATOR PLACEHOLDER

CO₂ Emissions: 0 (g/km). EV Range: Up to 470km (292 miles). EV range figures are based upon production vehicle over a standardised route. Range achieved will vary dependent on vehicle and battery condition, actual route and environment and driving style.

Tesla Destination charging stations are designed to be compatible with many other types of electric vehicles, including Jaguar's I-PACE. There are more than 4,000 of these charging stations around the USA.

On an average UK tariff, the cost to charge the Jaguar I-Pace at home is approximately £25.20. However, by switching to an EV-friendly tariff, it could be as low as £6.75.

However, two of those comparable models are priced £64,110 (iX3), £52,895 (Polestar 2), although the EQC is a spikier £78,920. Jaguar, itself, appears to have raised the white flag with the recent announcement that it will stop selling the I-Pace in 2025, despite decent success (it sold just under 4,800 last year).

Is Jaguar going all-electric in 2025? ›

Jaguar plans to produce only electric vehicles, including Jaguar SUVs, by 2025. All Jaguar models, including ICE and EV, will cease production in 2024 to make a fresh start. Three new all-electric models will replace the existing Jaguar lineup.

The Jaguar I-Pace uses LG Energy Solution batteries, the same manufacturer that produced batteries for the Bolt, Bolt EUV, and Kona Electric.

How long do the batteries last on a Jaguar I Pace? Jaguar claims the batteries on the new I Pace should last for around 500,000 KM, which is around 310,000 miles.

Depreciation. The E-Pace will hold onto its value pretty well after a typical three-year/36,000-mile period of ownership. Expert data suggests Jaguar's baby SUV should retain around 53 to 56 per cent after this period.

Some of the most reliable ones were noted to be the Kia EV6 and Niro Electric 2023, the BMW iX and i4 2023, the Tesla Model 3 and the Lexus RZ 2023, among others. Consumer Reports tested each vehicle and considered their road-test performance in addition to their safety features, owner satisfaction, and reliability.

Jaguar has confirmed the I-Pace will be discontinued alongside all the brand's internal combustion engine (ICE) models in 2025, when the brand is re-launched. Speaking to Autocar, JLR CEO Adrian Mardell confirmed the car would be retired to give Jaguar a completely fresh start.

Our first all-electric SUV, Jaguar I‑PACE combines world-class design with sports-car performance to take you from 0-60 mph in 4.5 seconds. And it does so in near-silence and with zero tailpipe emissions.

This increases the electric-only range from up to 33 miles to a maximum of 40.4 miles – an increase of more than 20 per cent.