In Seattle, I've seen quite a few example of the F Pace and E Pace running around. But I don't think I've seen a single I Pace, which I think is a little odd. Are you seeing any in your neck of the woods? Because deliveries aren't looking so hot!

 

Jaguar are having problems getting the batteries. Also unlike Tesla, you are totally dependent on the public charging points for recharging apart from an at-home charger. However charging only at home restricts you to merely tootling around locally; not what most people want a very expensive vehicle for. Tesla have invested heavily in an exclusive charging network especially rapid chargers. Jaguar Land Rover just doesn't have the financial muscle to do this. So, for the moment, they are a lovely vehicle looking for the infrastructure to support them.

 

I get it, but for people who live in major metropolitan areas, a lot of driving is just tooling around locally anyway. Unless you're talking LA, ha ha. That means loads of miles regardless of where you live. At least that's how it seemed to me when I lived there.

 

Dealers cannot give them away and want nothing to do with used ones.