No this isn’t the all-electric Jaguar\u00a0SUV we’ve been waiting for, this is the Jaguar E-Pace. Launched this week in a spectacular\u00a0event in London, we’ve got all the juicy details\u00a0you need.<\/p>\n
At first glance, glimpses\u00a0of the F-Pace immediately stick out along with styling cues borrowed from the British manufactures\u00a0sports cars. Based on the Range Rover Evoque platform, the Jaguar\u00a0E-Pace measures in slighter longer to offer additional\u00a0legroom and increased boot space.<\/p>\n
Inside, the central column is highlighted with a standard 10-inch touch screen display, digital climate control dials and sleek gear lever. Drivers benefit from a 12.3-inch instrument gauge and an optional heads-up display.<\/p>\n
As this is the “Baby” SUV of Jaguar’s\u00a0lineup, power is drawn from a\u00a0selection of 2-litre four cylinder petrol motors rated at 246 and 296 horsepower. Diesel engines will be available in select markets with outputs ranging from 150 to 240 hp.<\/p>\n
As standard, a nine-speed automatic gearbox controls each of the wheels, and as with the diesel options, a six-speed manual box will be available in certain countries.<\/p>\n
Two versions of the Jaguar\u00a0E-Pace have been confirmed with one serving as the base model and the other known as R-Design\u00a0will head the lineup. Jaguar will offer three specifications “packs” with plenty on offer.<\/p>\n
Prices for the UAE and GCC regions have yet to be announced. Experts have the Jaguar E-Pace starting from AED 160,000 while top tier models will cost AED 260,000.<\/p>\n
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