Jaguar
Padtoets: 2024 Jaguar i-Pace EV 400
Jaguar se I-pace is die perfekte voertuig in ‘n land waar EVs aangemoedig word. Hierdie is egter Suid Afrika…
Sprint Review: 2022 Jaguar F-Pace SVR
Somewhere out there is a person who wants – or possibly needs – a bright orange metallic Jaguar SUV with a bajillion horsepower. I’m not sure why, but here’s my brief impression of the vehicle…
Jaguar I-pace road trip
“Electric is the future”. This is becoming quite a prominent saying among the global motoring community. Yet, some might believe that higher income countries (HICs) will adapt to this technology much faster than middle- and lower income countries, such as Southern African regions. While this might be true, the electric vehicle (EV) movement is also being fast-tracked in Southern Africa, with Jaguar being one of the main motivating car manufacturers, as they aim for a 2025 switch.
Except for Putin, EV’s are currently the hot topic
Public opinion is a very interesting development to always keep an eye on. Globally, in both higher (HICs) – and Medium Income Countries (MICs), the best current example is that of Electric Vehicles. While HICs have already accepted this paradigm shift, thanks to increased EV infrastructures, up until two months ago, MICs were still hesitant. This is about to change.
Sprint Review: 2021 Jaguar E-Pace D200 HSE
A million bucks. Let’s just get that out of the way before I tell you more about this stunning blue Jaguar compact SUV…
Tested: 2020 Jaguar i-Pace EV400 AWD S
Move aside “auto Boomer”
The auto industry is currently being infiltrated by negative remarks from two sides. On one side, we have the non-auto lovers; those who passionately believe that all vehicles are the same. On the other side of the spectrum, we have hardcore vehicle lovers, but who believes that the future of the industry seems bleak and without exciting prospects.