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
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.
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.
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