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| SPECIFICATIONS | 2020 Jaguar I-PACE EV400 S | 2020 Tesla Model X |
| 0-60 (sec.) | 4.5 | 4.7 |
| EPA Estimated Range (miles) | 234 | 270 |
| Combined Horsepower | 328 | |
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| Base MSRP | $69,850 | $89,200 |
| Federal Tax Credit | $7,500 | $3,750 |
| Base MSRP after Credit | $62,350 | $85,450 |
| The Jaguar I-PACE
adapts the familiar Jaguar design language cues seen on our conventionally
powered vehicles and allows them to take on new function and shape to make
the most out of the all electric platform.
Elements like the front grille have been reformed to direct airflow
over the vehicle instead of to a conventional engine bay to power an
engine. Keeping the front grille shape
allows I-PACE to have a more familiar, less polarizing look. The Tesla Model X has adopted a front end design with no grille, which creates a more polarizing look to consumers, on an otherwise less evocative design than the Jaguar I-PACE. |
| The Jaguar
I-PACE offers a warm and inviting interior filled with crafted
materials. Seating can be selected in
a variety of materials ranging from Luxtec to Windsor Leather or Premium
Textile and Suedecloth, as well as color choices. Choice of finishers compliment the interior
styling and allow customers to customize the look and feel of their
vehicle. I-PACE offers Gloss Black,
Aluminum, Wood or Carbon Fiber treatment along the instrument panel and
doors. The Tesla Model X has a stark, simple interior with very limited material and color choices available to their customers. |
| The Jaguar
I-PACE comes equipped with the latest smartphone integration technology. Standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
interfaces allow customers to simply plug in their compatible smartphone and
utilize a familiar interface via the 10" touchscreen to control various
apps on their phones. I-PACE offers an optional Full Color Head-up Display, which projects important information, such as Navigation instructions and vehicle speed, right in the driver's field of view on the windshield. The Tesla Model X does not offer this type of smartphone integration, but does have built in Google Maps navigation services and functionality as standard. Tesla does not offer Heads-up Display at all. |
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