A WINDOW on worlds, new and old, came my way this week.
This is within a Jaguar world, of course. It is now possible to register that you want to order an electric I-PACE, which you’ll actually be able to plug in on your driveway sometime during the second half of 2018. True, that’s more than a year away, but if you were in any doubt about Jaguar’s intent when it revealed this pure electric car at Los Angeles’ motor show last autumn, you should not be now.
The shapely five-door I-PACE, which Jaguar does not define as a crossover, an SUV or hatchback, despite the fact that it could be all three, appeared in red at the recent Geneva show to ram home the point – that this is an all-electric Jaguar that you will soon be able to buy.
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The Old Way
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Saving Jaguar
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Jaguar World's Technical Advice Service
E knock off
1966 E-Type Fixed Head Coupe
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1984 XJ6 Series 3 4.2 Sovereign
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Family Ties
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