Camouflaged Jaguar E-Pace Compact Crossover Spied During Rough Weather Testing

A few months back, Jaguar stepped in the crossover segment with the F-pace compact-SUV for the very first time, and since then, there is a talk about joining the family by other models soon. Though, Jaguar I-Pace, all electric SUV based on the F-Pace, has recently been revealed, and meanwhile, the British automaker is working on a premium compact crossover which is reportedly named as Jaguar E-Pace.

A heavily camouflaged test mule of Jaguar E-Pace has recently been spied in arctic while undergoing rough weather conditions. In spite of being wrapped in stickers, the few exterior details of the compact crossover can be noticed like the body design, alloy wheels, front and side profile. Looking at the pictures, the all new E-Pace somewhat has F-Pace like stance and likely to share some of the design clues with it. Mainly, the front fascia of the upcoming E-Pace borrows the ideology from its older sibling. The headlamps feature similar profile as well as bonnet borrows design pattern from the F-Pace.

Moving on the sides, the E-Pace seems to have comparatively shorter wheelbase as well as overhangs. The rear profile of the car also features a more composed shape. Other notable details of the SUV include exterior wings and 9-spoke alloy wheels that can be expected on the production version too.

However, it is too early to say anything about underhood spaces, but undertaking some reports we can say, the new Jaguar E-Pace will likely to be offered with both powertrains - a 2.0-litre petrol and a 2.0-litre diesel, from the Ingenium engine family.
With the launch of F-Pace, JLR (Jaguar Land Rove) took the competition on a higher notch against the German rivals. And further to hit the market hard on different fronts, JLR is working on various projects, recently we have witnessed two of them. Once launched, the Jaguar E-Pace premium compact crossover will lock the horns against the likes of the Mercedes-Benz GLA, Audi Q3 and the BMW X1.
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Spied Images Source: motor1.com