JAGUAR I-PACE
Discover Jaguar’s first all-electric performance SUV. World Car of the Year 2019.
With a battery range of up to 470km (292 miles), one single charge would be enough for Jaguar I‑PACE to cover most driver’s average weekly journeys.
Here’s everything you need to know about maximising your driving distance and making the most of every charge.
I-PACE RANGE CALCULATOR
In an electric car, your battery is the single source of energy for everything. As a result, your driving style, the features you use in your cabin, and even the conditions you drive in will influence your overall range.
Adjust the settings below to see how they affect how far you can go in real-world conditions.
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DISTANCE RANGE ON A SINGLE CHARGE*
Based on the average UK journeys, I-PACE could take you on ALL of the following:
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Adjust The Settings Below
DRIVING PROFILE:
Urban: The majority of your driving takes place in and around town travelling at an average speed of 17mph (27km/h).
Motorway: The majority of your driving takes place on the motorway at an average speed of 57mph (92km/h).
Combined: Your regular commute involves a combination of urban and motorway driving, at an average speed of 29mph (47km/h).
Above number of journey’s are estimations ONLY, based on The Department for Transport’s 2016 National Travel Survey, Table NTS0405, Average* trip length by trip purpose: England, 1995/97 to 2016 using 2016 trip data published 27 July 2017. The full report includes 14 journey types of which four were selected for illustrative purposes. Types and distance were: (1) Commuting (9.0); (2) Shopping Trips (4.0); (3) Visits to see friends, taken by averaging row 17 ‘visiting friends at home’ (10.2) and row 18 ‘visiting friends elsewhere’ (6.2) yielding a data value of (8.2); and (4) Entertainment (7.4). Distribution of journey types for illustrative purposes only. For simplicity, partial trips were rounded to the nearest whole number.
Fuel Consumption: N/A CO2 Emissions: 0(g/km) EV Range: Up to 292 miles EV Range figures are calculated on the WLTP cycle based upon production vehicle over over a standardised route. Range achieved will vary depending on vehicle and battery condition, actual route, environment and driving style.
Fuel Consumption: N/A CO2 Emissions: 0(g/km) EV Range: Up to 292 miles EV Range figures are calculated on the WLTP cycle based upon production vehicle over over a standardised route. Range achieved will vary depending on vehicle and battery condition, actual route, environment and driving style.
BRAKE REGENERATION
Once you lift your foot off the accelerator in Jaguar I-PACE, an intelligent regenerative braking system is activated. This comfortably slows the vehicle while converting the power generated to optimise the battery’s range.
DRIVING STYLE
One of the biggest impacts on range is the driver. Travelling at a steady pace – rather than frequent, heavy acceleration – will help an electric car preserve range. This can also reduce your reliance on hard braking which consumes more energy than gentler braking.
PRE-CONDITIONING
Extreme low and high temperatures impact how well a battery can maintain its level of charge. Plugging your vehicle into a charged source will precondition the battery to its optimum temperature once charging has completed. This assists the vehicle in achieving maximum range and performance prior to your departure.
ECO MODE
Eco Mode helps preserve Jaguar I‑PACE’s range by making subtle changes to cabin temperature, air recirculation and to a number of the vehicle’s other features. You can override these changes by normal operation of each feature or via the menu settings.
A BATTERY BUILT TO TAKE YOU FURTHER
Jaguar I‑PACE harnesses a powerful Lithium-ion 90kWh battery chosen for its high energy density and superior thermal management. This is the perfect combination for optimising range, performance and efficiency in even the most extreme temperatures.
*WLTP is the new official EU test used to calculate standardised fuel consumption and CO₂ figures for passenger cars. It measures fuel, energy consumption, range and emissions. This is designed to provide figures closer to real-world driving behaviour. It tests vehicles with optional equipment and with a more demanding test procedure and driving profile. The figures provided are as a result of official manufacturer's tests in accordance with EU legislation. For comparison purposes only. Real world figures may differ. Energy consumption and range figures may vary according to factors such as driving styles, environmental conditions, load, wheel fitment and accessories.