I don't think they'll be changing that anytime soon if it's a problem on both the E-Pace and F-Pace, though the vehicle's performance does make up for it as does the interior.
Looking into this more I found out that they also dropped the ball on the F-Type which was one of the first new models they came out with. Lucky for them the F-Type has enough going for it that most people will overlook like that issue. It can be the same situation for the E-Pace if they get it right. Already the F-Pace was a good example of that.Wow, I've found a lot more articles and forums about these gaps issue. It seems like a crucial issue for Jaguars these days. Here are some more photos.
Often its because they can and like any product maker with a lot of appeal elsewhere people will buy for many reasons and ignore where a brand might have fallen short.That's the shocking news for me. I can't get how come a company like Jaguar has this stupid issue with panels for such long time. I hope we won't see it in E-pace!