There’s been a lot of chatter this week at the Geneva Motor Show about the 2019 I-Pace, Jaguar’s new electric SUV.
Not only did the British carmaker reveal the first production model of the five-seat crossover, but it also revealed confirmed a price tag starting at $69,500. By comparison, the base-level Tesla Model X — the I-Pace’s closest equivalent — starts at $79,500. That’s quite an aggressive pricing strategy … and a peek into the competitive future of the EV market, especially when you realize that the I-Pace is more than ready to go toe-to-toe with the Model X on the performance end of things.
Even better, that price is before federal or state incentives are factored in. Between the $7,500 federal income tax credit and state rebates, a New York driver, for instance, could potentially trim a total of $9,500 off that figure.
Interested? Jaguar is already taking orders at retail locations. Deliveries will roll out the second half of this year.
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