The now three-year-old Jaguar E-Pace will receive a subtle rejuvenation treatment this year. The SUV is still considered fresh enough by Jaguar to stick to minor changes.
For several months now and then a tightly packed Jaguar E-Pace has passed our spy photographer. This month it is again hit, again in the far north. While the test work is undoubtedly already advanced given its duration, Jaguar decides it’s not time to show more of the updated E-Pace.
What can be seen to date is that the E-Pace gets a slightly different grille and it is also expected that the front and rear bumper will be updated. Chances are that there is more going on under the carriage. The E-Pace is on the same basis as the Range Rover Evoque and it has recently been thoroughly renewed. Among other things, it gave the Range Rover a lower car weight and that could also apply to the E-Pace. A welcome improvement, of course. In addition, due to this innovation, the E-Pace can also eventually appear as a plug-in or mild hybrid. In that case, a 1.5 petrol three-cylinder (150 hp) with an 80 kW electric motor will probably provide the drive.