Jaguar engineers are flat out in the development of the I-Pace, using multiple test cars in several locations across Europe as the race to market ramps up.
The I-Pace is targeted with beating the Audi E-Tron into showrooms next year in order to earn the title of first electric SUV from a premium car maker. Although the Tesla Model X, which is already on sale, is technically the first EV SUV, insiders claim the Jaguar and Audi will offer a more traditional SUV experience, so fall into a slightly different segment.
Jaguar is tipped to reveal its production-ready I-Pace at the the Geneva motor show in March. This is also a likely venue for the production E-Tron's public debut, emphasising how close the sprint to market is.
