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New Jaguar E-Pace vs Jaguar F-Pace Comparison

2018 Jaguar E-Pace vs 2017 Jaguar F-Pace Comparison

Posted on November 2, 2017May 30, 2019 By Jarvis

The new Jaguar E-Pace SUV is expected to become the brand’s most popular model, but how does it compare to the bigger F-Pace?

*** Note : £1 = $1.33 (correct at time of post)

It seems Jaguar SUVs are like buses: the British brand only launched its first – the F-Pace – last year, but having finally taken the plunge, it’s now planning to introduce another three in quick succession, starting with the smaller E-Pace.

Jaguar E-Pace and Jaguar F-PaceThis perhaps isn’t surprising given that the F-Pace now accounts for more than half of Jaguar’s sales. And with prices for the E-Pace starting at £28,500, compared with £34,730 for its bigger brother, it looks certain to prove even more popular.

Just how different are the cars, though? To find out, we’re comparing E-Pace and F-Pace side-by-side.
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