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Jaguar is launching its first all-electric vehicle this year, the I-Pace, and it is arguably the most anticipated new EV of the year. But now we’ve heard from some disappointed owners that some are seeing their deliveries being pushed back by several months.

Dealers say it is due to “manufacturing issues” while Jaguar says it is “prioritizing” orders.
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It sounds like ordering 20,000 vehicles from an automaker gets you on top of the list for deliveries.

Jaguar has now delivered its first production all-electric I-Pace in the US and Waymo got several for testing its autonomous driving technology.
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The Jaguar Vector Racing has been working for the past year to convert a speedboat to electric propulsion by leveraging Formula E technology and it has now broken electric speed records with the battery-powered boat.
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Jaguar is reportedly working on a ‘SVR’ performance version of its new all-electric I-PACE SUV.

An executive for the British automaker now says that the electric SUV could be even quicker than Tesla’s next-gen Roadster, but they are not likely to deliver that because of concerns with making that kind of power available.
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Jaguar is preparing to launch its all-electric racing championship based on production electric car with the I-PACE SUV.

Their race car prototype did its first lap at the ABB FIA Formula E Championship in Berlin last weekend.
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The Jaguar I-Pace, the British automaker’s first all-electric vehicle, hasn’t made it to market yet, but the automaker is already building a significant backlog with large orders.

After securing an order of 20,000 vehicles from Waymo, Jaguar has now received an order of 200 I-Pace SUVs to offer shuttle services from Heathrow airport as soon as this summer.
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We haven’t had the chance to test drive the new all-electric Jaguar I-PACE yet (what’s up with that Jaguar?), but now we get to see a glimpse of the car in action driven by none other than Baby Driver (or Ansel Elgort, the star of Baby Driver, to be more precise).
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The quietness of electric motors is one of many advantages that electric vehicles have over cars powered by internal combustion engines, but some automakers don’t necessarily see it exactly like that.

This is why Jaguar is even adding artificial motor sounds to its new all-electric I-Pace.
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After launching its first all-electric car, the I-Pace, last week, Jaguar now confirms US pricing for the new vehicle.

The British automaker announced that the vehicle will start at $69,500 in the U.S.
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Jaguar finally unveiled the production version of the I-Pace, its first all-electric vehicle today. You can learn all about in our article here.

For the occasion, the company also compared the new electric SUV with Tesla’s Model X in an *interesting* drag race video.
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Jaguar has officially unveiled its production version of its first all-electric vehicle: the I-Pace.

After already releasing many of the specs over the last year, we didn’t get many surprises today, but the automaker did confirm all the production specs and the price is apparently much higher than anticipated
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We are almost there. Jaguar is finally launching the production version of its first all-electric vehicle, the I-Pace, on Thursday.

For the occasion, Jaguar revealed a few details about its test program.
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Only a few weeks ahead of the launch of its first all-electric vehicle, Jaguar is testing the I-Pace in “the extremes of terrain and temperature” and released some of the results this week.
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Jaguar is preparing to launch its first all-electric vehicle, the Jaguar I-Pace, later this year.

Now the British automaker is reportedly already planning to launch its second all-electric vehicle as soon as next year.
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Jaguar is about to launch the production version of its first all-electric vehicle, the I-Pace, in the next few months.

Now early reservation holders in the Netherlands have reportedly been given pricing and options by the British automaker. 
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As we reported last week, Jaguar brought two I-Pace prototypes at the Los Angeles Auto Show – a year after first unveiling the vehicle at the same show.

Now Jaguar elaborates on its test program and reveals that it currently operates “more than 200 production prototypes” ahead of its launch next year.
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Jaguar recently made a serious commitment to electric propulsion and its first effort in the space, the Jaguar I-Pace, is set to launch next year.

The British automaker is currently testing the vehicle ahead of the launch and it was recently spotted with a new set of sensors.
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Jaguar Land Rover, the Britain-based premium automaker of India’s Tata Motors, announced earlier this year plans to add electric powertrains to all new cars by 2020.

As part of this plan, Land Rover launches today its first plug-in electric vehicle: the Range Rover Sport PHEV.
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The Panasonic Jaguar Racing team unveiled the latest version of their all-electric Formula E race car for the upcoming season of the racing championship today and confirmed that Mitch Evans and former Formula E champion Nelson Piquet Jr. will drive the vehicles.
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Jaguar and Formula E announced a new partnership today to launch a new all-electric race series to take place during the same race weekends as the Formula E championship.

The series will use the I-Pace, Jaguar’s upcoming first all-electric vehicle.
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After Volvo announced that it will be adding electric motors to all its future vehicles starting in 2019, Jaguar is now following with a similar initiative starting in 2020.

Furthermore, the British automaker unveiled an E-Type equipped with an all-electric powertrain and a new ‘2040’ electric concept – displaying a non-existent 72 years of electric cars.
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