2020-06-25 16:53
Automotive
Alex Lowe

Jaguar has updated the I-Pace for 2020, now with faster AC charging

Jaguar has updated the I-Pace for 2020, now with faster AC charging

This week, Jaguar has updated the all electric I-Pace for 2020 to now included faster charging and new infotainment screen. The I-Pace used to have a 7kW charger on board and now has a 11kW charger which is now three phase too.

For charging speed this now means an extra 11 miles can be added per hour, when using an 11kW AC wallbox on a house. On the previous I-Pace with a 7kW charger it would take over 12 hours to charge up at 22 miles per hour, with the 11kW charger it’ll now take over 8 hours at 33 miles per hour.

DC chafing at 100kW is still offered at public charging stations and can give the 78 miles in around 15 minutes.

The infotainment in a JLR products has never been a real highlight, however the new system in the new Land Rover Defender has been rated very highly and JLR has now used it in the new I-Pace. It has a 12.3-inch digital instrument screen as well as a 10-inch screen and a second 5-inch screen in the infotainment area.

The Pivi Pro system has live traffic info as well as on screen information about the charging of the battery. Also, the I-Pace now has an eSIM integrated with a free 4G data plan for mapping information.

Jaguar now has the new I-Pace on sale now, starting at £65,195.

Source: Jaguar

Alex Lowe

Jaguar has updated the I-Pace for 2020, now with faster AC charging

Alex Lowe is the owner and editor of the interface and started the website in 2013. He publishes the majority of the content on the website, hosts the three podcasts and the runs the YouTube channels. Alex has a professional background in computer networking, FWA and WiFi.

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