Jaguar E-Pace review
At a glance
Price new | £43,635 - £54,260 |
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Used prices | £9,175 - £42,827 |
Road tax cost | £190 - £600 |
Insurance group | 24 - 42 |
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Fuel economy | 26.2 - 46.5 mpg |
Range | 486 - 641 miles |
Miles per pound | 3.8 - 5.9 |
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Available fuel types
Petrol
Diesel
Alternative fuel
Pros & cons
- Simple, easy-to-use cabin
- Makes Jag SUVs more attainable
- It's good to drive on A- and B-roads
- Plug-in hybrid option available
- Range Rover Evoque feels more special
- Pricey upper trims with options
- Favours handling over comfort
- Weight dents performance and economy
Jaguar E-Pace SUV rivals
Overview
For those looking for a compact family SUV that balances practicality and driver entertainment, the Jaguar E-Pace is one to add to the list. This sporty and stylish alternative to some very talented rivals, such as the the Audi Q3, BMW X2, Mercedes-Benz GLA and Range Rover Evoque, is the smallest member of Jaguar’s ‘Pace’ family of SUVs, joining the larger F-Pace and I-Pace electric SUV.
As with other Jaguar products, the E-Pace continues to make use of aluminum construction to minimise weight and benefit on-road behaviour. Combine this with a range of strong engines and this smart family SUV could prove to be more appealing to those who aren’t looking for outright space and comfort.
The E-Pace was updated for 2021, with the main focus being on the interior. There’s a new climate control system and 11.4-inch touchscreen with Jaguar’s latest Pivi software. Both are slick, intuitive to use and bring the baby Jaguar in line with bigger and more expensive offerings from the firm. Higher-spec models come with plenty of leather lavished across the interior – including the dashboard and doors.Â
This can be a little confusing at first. When choosing your E-Pace, you can either pick a regular E-Pace or a sportier looking E-Pace R-Dynamic. From here you then choose S, SE and HSE versions of these models. The more letters, the more comprehensively equipped your car will be.
There is also an E-Pace 300 Sport. This is a standalone trim level acting as the flagship model and only comes with a 300hp petrol engine.
Click through the next few pages to read everything you need to know about the Jaguar E-Pace including its practicality and how much it costs to run.