Jaguar E-PACE Model Years and History

The Jaguar E-PACE adds more features to standard equipment but otherwise carries over with minimal changes for 2024.

The Jaguar E-PACE gets a few minor changes for 2023 including adaptive cruise control, while the trim line up was simplified with the P250 and P300 being removed.

The Jaguar E-PACE gets a few minor changes for 2022 including a new optional 3D Surround camera.

The Jaguar E-PACE gets a few changes for 2021 including a refreshed exterior, a reduction in trims from six to three and a new infotainment system.

The Jaguar E-PACE continues into 2020 with a few changes to the trim levels, a new special edition and a bit more standard equipment. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto now come as standard features on the 2020 E-PACE while a new Chequered Flag Limited Edition also bows for this year. The Chequered Flag Limited Edition gets 19-inch Satin Dark Grey wheels, special badges, body colored bumpers and red stitching for the interior. Meanwhile, Jaguar have cut the S trim level from the E-PACE lineup, rolling many of its features into the standard base car.

After the grand introduction of the Jaguar E-PACE last year little has changed for 2019. The most significant of changes includes the addition of a "Smartphone Pack" that integrates Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and voice-activated navigation control.

The Jaguar E-PACE is a brand new vehicle for 2018. It represents Jaguar's first stab at making a compact SUV and they've done a good job of shrinking its larger sibling, the F-PACE's smooth and attractive styling down to a vehicle that is quite a bit smaller. The result is a vehicle that is distinctive and distinctly a Jaguar, with sensuous curves and a purposeful stance.