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I-PACE electric performance suv
I-PACE electric performance suv
Presented by:Rob Longo, automobile tech editor
tearing up the rule book
The Jaguar I-PACE Concept
is one of the most visually arresting concepts ever produced by Jaguar. Taking
full advantage of the packaging freedom offered by electrification, the design
and engineering teams took the opportunity to rethink the vehicle’s overall
proportions.
The result is an
exceptional vehicle that combines an advanced cab-forward design inspired by
the C-X75 supercar with the smooth silhouette of a coupe – in a five-seater
SUV. The I-PACE Concept embodies the technological advances under its skin – and
the Jaguar design team’s belief that consumers are ready for bolder electric
vehicle designs.
“The
opportunities offered by an electric powertrain are huge. Electric vehicles
offer designers much greater freedom, and it is an opportunity we must grasp.
This is why the I-PACE Concept is developed on a new architecture which has
been designed to optimise electric vehicle performance, aerodynamics and
interior space.
“With
the I-PACE Concept, the revolution is in the profile, not the design
language. The profile is possible because this car is electric. It’s not
just that we wanted to create something that was very different from anything
else we do: we wanted the design to celebrate the new battery electric
technology.
“I
was determined from the very beginning of this project to create a design which
reflected this change in the mechanics of the car. This is what led to the
sporty cab-forward profile rather than a car with a bonnet and an engine.” Ian Callum, Director of
Design, Jaguar
A vehicle with
proportions this dynamic is only possible with a design that consciously
exploits every millimetre given by Jaguar’s state-of-the-art electric drive
system. Leveraging the technological possibilities of electric driving, the I-PACE
Concept introduces big design changes and finds fresh expression for Jaguar’s
premium, personal touches and British craftsmanship.
Without an internal
combustion engine and transmission tunnel to package, the I-PACE Concept’s
design brings the cabin forward, extends the wheelbase and shortens the
overhangs. This enables the silhouette to become more aerodynamic and the
haunches to develop more powerful proportions. It also enlarges the interior
space and improves vehicle dynamics and visibility.
As a result, the I-PACE
Concept’s profile has more in common with the C-X75 mid-engine supercar than
conventional SUVs. Evidence is clear in the cab-forward proportions, the
dynamic heart line, the curve of the front fenders, the powerful proportions of
the rear haunches and the large, purposeful wheels. And yet the I-PACE Concept’s
overall footprint is as compact as conventional mid-sized SUVs’. The long,
2,990mm wheelbase creates a voluminous interior with a level of rear knee room
usually only found in full-size SUVs and luxury saloons.
Side view
With its streamlined profile, sweeping lines, large wheels and muscular rear haunches, the I-PACE Concept represents a new generation of electric vehicles. Bringing together hallmarks of the Jaguar brand with new lines, made possible by the I-PACE Concept’s state-of-the-art electric powertrain, creates a dynamic aesthetic that expresses its performance, innovation and style.
With its streamlined profile, sweeping lines, large wheels and muscular rear haunches, the I-PACE Concept represents a new generation of electric vehicles. Bringing together hallmarks of the Jaguar brand with new lines, made possible by the I-PACE Concept’s state-of-the-art electric powertrain, creates a dynamic aesthetic that expresses its performance, innovation and style.
The long wheelbase and
short overhangs enable a coupe-like roofline. The cabin sits low between sweeping
fenders, creating a sense of movement and giving the body a fast, tapering
waistline. The dynamic window lines further enhance the sports car looks. The
cab-forward design is accentuated by the windscreen’s fast angle and heavily
curved glass, flowing down into a low bonnet that adds to the sense of supercar
style.
The muscular wheel arches
are sculpted around breathtaking 23-inch Nighthawk wheels in Technical Grey
with Gloss Black inserts and a beautiful diamond-turned finish, which broadcast
the I-PACE Concept’s sense of purpose. Their dynamic intent is enhanced by
bespoke 265/35/R23 tyres with a unique tread pattern. The powerful rear
haunches add to the muscular stance, further enhancing its sports car-like
poise.
Close work between the Design
and Aerodynamics teams not only achieved a low drag coefficient for a vehicle
of this class of 0.29 Cd, it also inspired a technological edge to the Concept’s
styling. Flush door handles reduce drag by only sliding out when activated.
Aerodynamically optimised side skirts also blend form and function by
channelling air more efficiently around the wheels.

Front view
The I-PACE Concept exudes muscular performance. The low bonnet, flanked by curving wheel arches, combines sports car aesthetics with an SUV’s presence. A broad, distinctive grille with a hexagonal grid in gloss black retains a key element of Jaguar design DNA while also providing aerodynamic benefits.
The I-PACE Concept exudes muscular performance. The low bonnet, flanked by curving wheel arches, combines sports car aesthetics with an SUV’s presence. A broad, distinctive grille with a hexagonal grid in gloss black retains a key element of Jaguar design DNA while also providing aerodynamic benefits.
Airflow also passes
through the C-X75-derived bonnet scoop, helping to reduce drag. Slimline full LED
headlights with Jaguar’s signature Double-J daytime running light motif further
emphasise the vehicle’s clean lines.
Rear view
The sharp styling of the I-PACE Concept’s rear provides a clear indication of the vehicle’s dynamic potential and efficiency. A slender composite spoiler enhances the vehicle’s sporting character as well as reducing lift at higher speeds without generating drag.
The sharp styling of the I-PACE Concept’s rear provides a clear indication of the vehicle’s dynamic potential and efficiency. A slender composite spoiler enhances the vehicle’s sporting character as well as reducing lift at higher speeds without generating drag.
The fast-angled slope
of the rear window is aerodynamic and uses an advanced hydrophobic glass
coating to eliminate the visual clutter of a rear wiper. The line contrasts
with the vehicle’s squared-off end and extended rear three-quarter that project
power and improve efficiency.
Relentless design
optimisation ensures that form and function work together beautifully. The bold
styling not only accentuates the vehicle’s short rear overhang and prominent
wheels, it also encourages air to cling longer to the vehicle, stabilising
airflow at speed.
Ingenious rear vents
not only provide a clever visual replacement for tailpipes, they also channel
turbulent air from the rear wheel arches into the vehicle’s wake. The I-PACE Concept’s
rear diffuser also contributes to the car’s aerodynamic efficiency while also
enhancing the vehicle’s low-slung stance.
The LED tail lamps,
while similar to those on other Jaguar models, square off the roundel graphic for
an edgier and more technical look. A broad, high-mounted LED stop lamp is
integrated invisibly beneath the spoiler, visible only when the driver brakes.
INTERIOR DESIGN
The five-seater I-PACE Concept
is a clear statement of Jaguar’s plans for the production model with
future-focused design pervading the open, spacious interior. It also showcases
the blend of cutting-edge technologies and traditional materials that
characterise Jaguar’s vision for electric luxury.
The I-PACE Concept also
demonstrates just how much interior space Jaguar’s cab-forward design and
electric powertrain creates.
“Our
brief was to create a spacious performance SUV that could comfortably carry
five people. Otherwise we had a clean sheet of paper. To deliver this, we
embraced the freedom that electrification offers designers.
“The
electric powertrain and the cab-forward layout positions the driver further
forward, increasing the space for row-two occupants. This also allows the
530-litre luggage compartment volume without compromising the dramatic
silhouette.”
Ian Callum, Director of Design, Jaguar
The driver focus that
typifies Jaguar cockpits is complemented by intuitive interface designs and
advanced materials that demonstrate Jaguar craftsmanship in innovative new
ways.
The driver and
passengers sit lower than in conventional SUVs. The I-PACE Concept’s slimline
seats position the hips lower in relation to the heels. This ‘Sports Command’ driving
position provides a sports car’s sense of connection with the road.
The I-PACE Concept’s cab-forward
position, low bonnet and short overhangs provide the driver with an exceptional
view of the road and the vehicle’s surroundings. A little like the Jaguar
E-Type, the front wings beautifully frame the road ahead, enabling drivers to
select the line through corners with confidence.
The interior’s breadth
and feeling of spaciousness is clear from the moment the door opens. Entering
the I-PACE Concept, the driver can view the entire width of the flat floor
through a cantilevered centre console, providing an immediate sense of the
space the vehicle’s innovative design has created.
The instrument panel is
positioned low and its simple horizontal lines and minimalist switchgear help
further emphasise the interior’s size. The centre console cossets the driver, with
two ‘looping’ metal struts beautifully framing the access to a stowage area
under the control panel – a motif that will recur in other future Jaguars.
These struts also enable
a tactile replacement to the traditional gear shifter. Buttons integrated into
the strut enable the driver to reach down and select forward, neutral, park or
reverse intuitively with a simple press of the thumb.
Throughout the I-PACE Concept’s
interior Jaguar’s careful selection of high quality, natural materials and its
high standards of craftsmanship bring a pervasive sense of luxury and
sustainability. The interior’s finishes create rich textural contrasts. Windsor
leather covers the front of the seats, laser-cut with Jaguar’s signature
lozenge motif, sewn with contrasting twin-needle stitching and edged with
coloured carbon fibre trim. The seat backs are finished in Moonstone Alcantara.
The doors offer
similarly tonal layering of aluminium, Alcantara and dark, unvarnished open
pore walnut veneers. Fine details such as the audio speaker grilles are integrated
into the door handle finishers and feature a jewel-like, 3D relief that also
references Jaguar’s lozenge motif.
A full-length panoramic
glass roof extends the sweeping angle of the windscreen and floods the
I-PACE Concept’s interior with natural light. The glass integrates seamlessly into the interior thanks to a lozenge-patterned ceramic print that unites the roof with other interior surface finishes. At night, an array of LEDs embedded in the roof illuminate the patterned glass to create a stunning visual effect.
I-PACE Concept’s interior with natural light. The glass integrates seamlessly into the interior thanks to a lozenge-patterned ceramic print that unites the roof with other interior surface finishes. At night, an array of LEDs embedded in the roof illuminate the patterned glass to create a stunning visual effect.
Beautiful
details
The I-PACE Concept is
very much a drivers’ car but the interior has been painstakingly crafted to
ensure that all occupants share the sense of being in something special –
that’s what being inside a Jaguar is all about. Luxurious, contemporary
materials, perfectly executed surfaces and exquisite finishes are found
throughout. Here are just some of them:
·
Touchscreen interfaces and
tactile rotary controllers with a distinctive knurled metal finish reflect the
vehicle’s blend of cutting-edge technologies and traditional craftsmanship. The
rotary controllers feature precision-milled aluminium encasing unique high-definition
circular displays with variable haptics to help the driver differentiate
between modes
·
Laser-etched detailing on the
instrument panel’s burl wood surface reads: “Lovingly crafted by Jaguar. Est.
Coventry 1935”. The beautifully-crafted GPS coordinates locate Jaguar’s design
studio – birthplace of the I-PACE Concept.
·
Jaguar’s signature lozenge
pattern has been applied onto the seat cushions using an innovative
laser-cutting process. The same effect can be found on the pedals and the
centre console’s surround.
·
Labels with Jaguar paw prints
are stitched into the seams of the seats for a playful accent and symbolise the
warmth and wit unique to the Jaguar brand.
·
Jaguar’s signature lozenge
pattern is photo-etched onto the Meridian audio system speaker grilles integrated
into the doors.
versatility
and every day usability
Jaguar’s brief for the I-PACE
Concept was to create a performance SUV that is spacious, sporty and useable.
The cab-forward layout creates unprecedented interior space that is far larger
than is possible in vehicles powered by internal combustion.
With no engine bay and
a battery pack that sits flat between the axles, the cab-forward design’s long
wheelbase and short overhangs enable a footprint of 4,680mm x 1,890mm and a
long wheelbase of 2,990mm.
As a result, the I-PACE
Concept occupies less road space than a conventional mid-size SUV while
offering more rear passenger space than some full-size SUVs and luxury saloons.
The I-PACE Concept’s second-row knee room of more than 70mm assures first class
comfort for rear seat passengers.
"This
is an uncompromised electric vehicle designed from a clean sheet of paper: we
developed a new architecture and selected only the best technology
available. The I-PACE Concept fully exploits the potential EVs can offer
in space utilisation, driving pleasure and performance."
Dr Wolfgang Ziebart, Technical Design Director, Jaguar Land
Rover
With no transmission
tunnel to accommodate, Jaguar designers used the free space to create an
innovative 8-litre stowage area within the centre console. With the traditional
gear shifter also absent, the I-PACE Concept instead has smart storage space
for phones, keys and other small items.
Even with the I-PACE
Concept’s raked rear glass, its 530-litre luggage compartment volume comfortably
exceeds the space offered by traditional SUVs. The front luggage compartment
under the hood offers an additional 28-litres.
the
digital car
The I-PACE Concept
introduces Jaguar’s new intuitive ‘flightdeck’ approach for the controls
interface. The design philosophy emphasises controls that fall ergonomically to
hand and technology that promotes driver engagement.
The I-PACE Concept’s
floating centre console is a key element in advances in Jaguar’s cockpit
ergonomics, utility and performance. The console rises to connect with the
dashboard and ensconce the driver, and provides a level of mechanical
connection with the vehicle by positioning gearshift functions on its metal
struts.
Information is shared with
the driver with elegant simplicity. Graphic elements of the human machine
interface (HMI) have an editorial, monochromatic feel with a warmer, more human
focus, mirroring current technology trends. Lighter font weights and the
sparing use of colour allows on-screen information to breathe, improving
communication and reducing the driver’s information workload.
Touchscreens, intuitive
rotary dials and multi-function buttons offer the perfect balance of tactile
analogue controls and interactive digital interfaces, ensuring the driver’s
eyes need only follow the road, not their fingers.
The primary interface
is a 12-inch TFT touchscreen blended seamlessly into the surface of the
instrument panel.
A separate, 5.5-inch secondary
touchscreen is paired with two laser etched aluminium rotaries that encase
vibrant HD circular displays. This allows occupants to configure infotainment
and climate whilst keeping full screen information on the 12-inch display above.
The I-PACE Concept also
features a configurable 12-inch HD virtual instrument cluster and a full-colour
head-up display, ensuring that the driver is always presented with the
information they need when and where they need it.
The I-PACE Concept also
introduces a new three-spoke steering wheel with multi-function capacitive switches.
These remain invisible until illuminated, improving aesthetics and putting more
functionality at the driver’s fingertips. To make them more tactile, they also
feature a ‘micro-click’ haptic when pressed.
Like the
state-of-the-art InControl Touch Pro infotainment system offered in the current
range of Jaguar vehicles, the I-PACE Concept’s system is designed in-house around
a powerful quad-core processor, a high-speed solid-state drive and the
unequalled bandwidth of the ultra-fast Ethernet network – nothing else can
transfer more data more quickly. Combined, they deliver exceptional
performance, responsiveness and functionality.
Apps and connectivity
Just like the
state-of-the-art infotainment systems in Jaguar’s production cars, the I-PACE Concept
features a Wi-Fi hotspot to enable occupants in every seat to stay connected
and stream music, video and other data to their devices.
And, just like the
production cars, I-PACE Concept also enables occupants to use apps on their iOS
and Android smartphones through the vehicle’s main touchscreen using InControl
Apps. The range of apps, optimised for in-vehicle use to reduce driver
distraction, is growing all the time and now includes a unique Spotify app
which is the first to offer recommended playlists on the Spotify homescreen.
Users can get personalised ‘Just for You’ playlists which contain recommended
tracks, meaning less time is spent scrolling though menus searching for music.
performance and dynamics
The I-PACE Concept delivers
the driver-focused performance and response Jaguar is renowned for. To deliver this,
it has electric motors at the front and rear axles. Together these deliver
400PS and 700Nm of instant torque.
Electric all-wheel
drive delivers all-surface, all-weather driveability. Response is immediate and
the system provides exceptional control over the front and rear torque
distribution, responding immediately to driver inputs, road conditions and
vehicle characteristics.
"Electric
motors provide immediate response with no lag, no gearshifts and no
interruptions. Their superior torque delivery compared to internal combustion
engines transforms the driving experience.
With
700Nm and the traction benefits of all-wheel drive, the I-PACE Concept
accelerates from
0-60mph in around four seconds."Ian Hoban, Vehicle Line Director, Jaguar Land Rover
0-60mph in around four seconds."Ian Hoban, Vehicle Line Director, Jaguar Land Rover
The I-PACE Concept’s
dynamics and responsiveness are further improved by the battery’s ideal position
beneath the floor and between the axles, which lowers the centre of gravity and
reduces yaw inertia.
Jaguar Land Rover
engineers designed and developed the synchronous, permanent magnet electric
motors in-house to achieve the most compact design, greatest efficiency and
maximum power density. They have an outer diameter of just 234mm and are only
500mm long.
Rather than the
conventional, offset configuration which places the transmission in front of
the motor, the I-PACE concept features a more space-efficient concentric
layout, which contributes directly to the excellent ground clearance and
spacious interior.
Electrification also
enables greater comfort: by selecting a higher level of regenerative braking in
stop-and-go traffic, for instance, the driver can drive with a single pedal,
with no need to apply the brakes to halt the car.
To ensure drivers can
enjoy and safely exploit the I-PACE Concept’s performance in even the worst
conditions, the inherent benefits of all-wheel drive are enhanced with Jaguar’s
unique state-of-the-art traction technologies, including All Surface Progress
Control (ASPC) and Adaptive Surface Response (AdSR).
Chassis design
The Jaguar F-PACE set
the class benchmark for its unrivalled balance of ride, handling and refinement
and the I-PACE Concept will do the same. The sophisticated suspension design,
the benefits of a low centre of gravity and incorporating all of the lessons learnt
developing the F-TYPE and F-PACE will set the I-PACE Concept apart from all
other electric vehicles.
The front suspension
system is the same double-wishbone configuration proven in the F-TYPE and
F-PACE because there is no better system.
F-PACE because there is no better system.
"When
you get behind the wheel, the driving experience reflects the I-PACE Concept's
dynamic design. It's a true Jaguar and we will prove that a zero emission
vehicle can be a true driver's car."
"We
proved with the F-PACE that a performance crossover can deliver the agility,
connected feel and ride quality you'd expect from a Jaguar. Now we're going to
do the same with the I-PACE Concept: this will be the first electric vehicle
developed for enthusiasts who love driving."
Mike Cross, Chief Engineer of Vehicle Integrity, Jaguar
Land Rover
The high camber
stiffness afforded by the lightweight aluminium double wishbone design is
fundamental to agility and responsiveness – lateral forces at the tyres’
contact patches build very quickly, and the steering responds immediately and
precisely to the driver’s every input.
And because of the
superior roll camber gain characteristics inherent in the double wishbone
system, the tyres’ contact patches are better maintained throughout the
suspension’s full range of movement, helping to optimising traction under all
conditions.
Integral Link: tuned to perfection
Integral Link, proven
in the XE and XF saloons and now the F-PACE, was the natural choice for the
I-PACE Concept’s rear suspension. Its sophistication eclipses all other multilink rear suspension designs to offer an unrivalled balance of ride, handling and refinement. Integral Link enables chassis engineers to tune longitudinal and lateral stiffness independently. This means freedom to fully optimise comfort and dynamics attributes without the one compromising the other.
I-PACE Concept’s rear suspension. Its sophistication eclipses all other multilink rear suspension designs to offer an unrivalled balance of ride, handling and refinement. Integral Link enables chassis engineers to tune longitudinal and lateral stiffness independently. This means freedom to fully optimise comfort and dynamics attributes without the one compromising the other.
As a result, the bushes
which manage longitudinal forces can be made softer and therefore the ride is
smoother and impact absorption quieter. The bushes which manage lateral forces
can be made stiffer for more precise handling and even greater responsiveness.
The Integral Link
suspension is also extremely space-efficient. Combined with the compact rear electric
motor, this contributes to the large luggage compartment volume and excellent
ground clearance.
electrification
and zero emissions
For most customers, the
I-PACE Concept will be the first electric car they have owned. Research and
innovations by the engineering and design teams have simplified the ownership
experience and lowered the barriers to adoption. The electric motors, battery
pack and management systems give the best possible performance and a useful
range for most daily journeys.
The I-PACE Concept’s range
is more than 500km on the European NEDC combined cycle and more than 220 miles on
the US EPA cycle. With an average daily commute of 40-50km, most customers will
need to charge the car just once a week. The battery can be charged at public
charging stations, a dedicated wall box at home, or simply using conventional
domestic power sockets.
Charging is easy and quick, with 80 per cent charge achieved
in 90 minutes and 100 per cent in just over two hours using 50kW DC
charging.
“Electric
vehicles are inevitable – Jaguar will make them desirable. Zero emission cars
are here to stay and the I-PACE Concept is at the cutting edge of the electric
vehicle revolution.
“As
the charging infrastructure continues to develop globally – and with enough
range to mean most people would only need to charge once a week – cars like the
I-PACE Concept will make drivers appreciate that an EV can be rewarding and
practical enough to drive every day.”
Ian Hoban, Vehicle Line Director, Jaguar Land Rover
Energy storage in the I-PACE
Concept is a liquid-cooled 90kWh lithium-ion battery pack, designed and
developed in-house. The battery’s housing is lightweight aluminium and forms an
integral part of the I-PACE Concept’s body structure.
The battery uses pouch
cells selected for their energy density, superior thermal performance due to
lower internal resistance, and because of the design freedom they afford. And,
unlike some competing cell formats, they also offer excellent future
development potential, especially in terms of energy density – this will enable
greater range for a given size of battery, or will deliver similar range to
today but from a smaller, lighter pack.
The pack is
liquid-cooled using a dedicated two-mode cooling circuit. In moderate ambient
temperatures the battery improves efficiency by relying only on a radiator to
remove the heat generated by the cells. At higher temperatures a chiller linked
to the vehicle’s main air conditioning system provides greater cooling capacity
to keep the battery in optimum condition.
Energy efficiency is
further enhanced by integrating a state-of-the-art heat pump into the climate
control system. The heat pump is far more efficient than conventional electric heaters
because it uses energy from the outside air to heat the cabin rather than
relying solely on drawing current from the battery. As a result it can increase
the I-PACE Concept’s range by up to 50km, even in freezing winter conditions
when most needed.
technology
transfer: formula E
Jaguar has a proud
heritage of motorsport success, winning the Le Mans 24 Hours sports car
endurance race a remarkable seven times. Through competition, Jaguar has
pioneered and evolved new technologies, from disc brakes to aerodynamic
features.
The Formula E
Championship now offers a proving ground for electric racing and performance
engineering. The series takes place on street circuits in the world’s biggest
cities using standardised chassis and battery systems but allowing teams to
compete with their own electric motors, control units and transmissions.
The championship will
accelerate the development of future electric powertrains. Jaguar engineers
will ensure those advances feed directly into its road car programmes.
“It
is my belief that over the next five years we will see more changes in the
automotive world than in the last three decades. The future is about being more
connected and more sustainable; electrification and lightweight technologies
are becoming more important than ever as urbanisation continues to increase.
“Formula
E has recognised and reacted to these trends and the championship's exciting
and pioneering approach is the perfect fit for our brand.”
Nick Rogers, Group Engineering Director, Jaguar Land Rover
Key Facts
·
The I-PACE Concept previews Jaguar’s
first-ever electric vehicle
·
The production version will be
revealed in late 2017 and will hit the road in 2018
·
I-PACE Concept is an electric
performance SUV with a bold, cab-forward design that combines a supercar
silhouette with sports car performance and five-seater SUV versatility
·
With a predicted range of more
than 500km on the NEDC cycle (more than 220 miles EPA), drivers with the
average daily commute will only need to recharge the vehicle once a week
·
A new electric vehicle
architecture enabled Jaguar’s designers and engineers to tear up the rule book
on usability
·
Occupies less road space than
conventional mid-size SUVs yet offers more room for passengers and luggage than
models in the segment above
·
Optimised aerodynamics deliver
a low drag coefficient of just 0.29 and inspired new design features that
embody the vehicle’s power and performance
·
The interior has cutting-edge
technology and premium materials, showcasing Jaguar’s vision for electric
luxury while preserving beautiful detailing and British craftsmanship
·
Lightweight slimline seats and
a ‘Sports Command’ driving position provide a sports car-like sense of
connection with the road
·
Electric motors at the front
and rear axles generate a combined output of 400PS and 700Nm of instant torque,
delivering sports car acceleration and the all-weather, all-surface benefits of
all-wheel drive
·
The low centre of gravity
combined with sophisticated double wishbone front and Integral Link rear
suspension delivers Jaguar ride and handling with outstanding refinement
·
Blend of touchscreens,
capacitive switches and tactile analogue controls helps drivers to manage
in-car information more intuitively
“The
I-PACE Concept is a radical departure for electric vehicles. It represents the next
generation of battery electric vehicle design. It’s a dramatic, future-facing
design – the product of authentic Jaguar DNA matched with beautiful, premium
details and British craftsmanship.
“This
isn’t just a concept. It is a preview of a five-seat production car that will
be on the road in 2018. This will be Jaguar’s first-ever battery-powered
electric vehicle and opens a new chapter in the history of our legendary
brand.”
Ian Callum, Director of Design, Jaguar
TECHNICAL DATA
Jaguar I-PACE Concept
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ELECTRIC MOTORS
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Configuration
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Permanent magnet
electric motor; synchronous
Single-speed
epicyclic transmission; concentric with motor
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Power
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200PS
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Torque
|
350Nm
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Total
system output
|
400PS/ 700Nm
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DRIVETRAIN
|
Motor and
transmission integrated into front and rear axles;
Electric all-wheel
drive
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BATTERY
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Configuration
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90kWh Li-ion;
liquid-cooled; pouch cells
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Number
of modules
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36
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CHASSIS
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Front
suspension
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Double wishbone
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Rear
suspension
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Integral Link
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Front
tyres
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265/35/R23
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Rear
tyres
|
265/35/R23
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Steering
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Rack-and-pinion;
electromechanical
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DIMENSIONS
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Length
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4,680mm
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Width
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1,890mm
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Height
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1,560mm
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Wheelbase
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2,990mm
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Luggage
compartment volume
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530-litres plus 28-litres
(front)
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Drag
coefficient
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0.29
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PERFORMANCE AND
RANGE |
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0-60mph
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around 4 seconds
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Top speed
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TBC
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Range (NEDC)
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in excess of 500km
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Range (EPA)
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in excess of 220miles
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