hard to say because Jaguar wants to shift design and have segments to be filled that call for itI prefer the new design language of the E Pace and I have a feeling that the rest of their SUV models will be following suit. There are already talks of a new C Pace joining the lineup.
I personally think its a good strategy and that there's space for something below the E-Pace. If Mercedes can do well with the GLA and likewise with similar products from other automakers, its a clear indication of where things are going, or better yet where they're at right now.Some auto publications seem to think that Jaguar will replace both the XE and XF with a single EV. Long term there isn't much viability left to Jaguars sedan lineup, and a new electric platform would help breathe new life into this segment. The XE and XF are only at the middle of their product cycles.
The EV industry is at a point where selling vehicles within the $30-35k range is highly lucrative. Tesla is seeing success and my guess JLR wants a piece of that action.I think Jaguar should posh up its interiors rather than playing the EV game like everybody else. I wouldn't pay luxury car price for low-rent interior, but I would buy it used.
