[Surge]

It was reported back in October that certain E-Pace crossovers may have left the factory without crucial software that could not be retrofitted. This prevented owners from using features like navigation and Apple CarPlay. JLW is offering customers a whopping $600 in options credit as compensation, with no fix planned. https://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2019/01/stop-sale-issued-for-certain-2019-jaguar-e-paces.html

 

[JagMan]

Its not a good look when Japanese brands are catching up. Its probably why the sales of Lexus SUV's and CUV's continue to rise.

 

[Darius]

Is there any idea of how many models were affected by this? I know they provided a list of implicated VINS, but I wonder if dealers still have these on lots and will be selling them unbeknown to buyers.

 

[Surge]

Not sure how many vehicles with out with this issue, but its odd that it wasn't a problem for 2018 models. Sounds like QA took a hit during a production push.

 

[JagMan]

Whoever has this issue might be able organize a buy back because the resale value of these won't be good and not something we should put up with.