[Darius]

Has anyone noticed this small little easter egg on the windshield of their E Pace? Think its a reference to the fact that this is the baby cub to the full size F Pace.

 

[JagMan]

As cool as these are, its not for our benefit but for Jaguar so we don't buy aftermarket OEM replacements, they want us for life.

 

[Surge]

I don't even know how you would come across this without looking for it. I know the same image is also found in the puddle lamps.

 

[johngielissen]

Also on the rear lights

 

[JagMan]

I don't even know how you would come across this without looking for it. I know the same image is also found in the puddle lamps.

Used in the manner I mentioned, people would be looking for them, specifically the dealer to help confirm its an official Jaguar product.

Oh and of course enthusiasts like us that appreciate the unique touches.

 

[Darius]

Also on the rear lights

That's a good find John! Didn't even know that was hidden there. Is it noticeable at nighttime?

 

[JagMan]

I never realized how much Jaguar was into easter eggs but one of the best ways to help find them is looking back at other models, the F-Type being one of them.

 

[johngielissen]

That's a good find John! Didn't even know that was hidden there. Is it noticeable at nighttime?

Good question never looked at it at night... will have a look..

 

[JagMan]

I bet if we were to bother the right person at Jaguar they would probably give us a list of where all the easter eggs are located. On my friends new Jeep we found them in some of the most interesting places, some thanks to publications for pointing them out.

 

[papageno]

The problem with being the 'baby' is they get less of everything and are a bit rough on the edges. They're also on the chubby side despite being smaller. (E-Pace weighs the same as F-Pace).

 

[JagMan]

As we move through the model years and even see more Jaguar models come out, I hope Jaguar gets creative. Its been said these easter eggs are to prevent us from buying aftermarket OEM replacement parts. If done with too much of a cookie cutter approach it'll make that fact even more obvious.

 

[MWE22]

Has anyone noticed this small little easter egg on the windshield of their E Pace? Think its a reference to the fact that this is the baby cub to the full size F Pace.

It's nice to see car companies still put small touches like this with their designs. It's like what Jeep does by putting the Wrangler silhouette on their Wranglers.

 

[JagMan]

Fortunately this means people buying these used can feel better knowing replaced parts were likely OEM.

 

[LorneInKelowna]

Not to take away the potential 'corporate' reason for the Easter eggs... to verify official OEM. But, a few others that are i think just for fun... 1. the leopard print on the base of the centre console cubby, and 2. the fact the start button pulses before you press it to start... I read somewhere that the pulse rate mimics that of a jaguar at rest.

I would be interested in 'the list' if there truly is one that tells us of the perhaps many other Easter eggs JLR has placed throughout the 2018 E-Pace. Thx

 

[openairtter]

I bet if we were to bother the right person at Jaguar they would probably give us a list of where all the easter eggs are located.