Audi e-tron vs. Jaguar I-PACE

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  • čas přidán 29. 01. 2021
  • As an I-PACE owner I'm here to offer a totally balanced view of how Audi's electric SUV stacks up.
    NOTE: comparisons are on "like for like" models, as much as possible. Therefore, we're talking about the e-tron offering higher power & longer range. As I-PACE is offered strictly with one, 400PS dual motor powertrain we're not considering the more affordable, less powerful and shorter range Audi e-tron specifications.
    Let me know which you prefer.

Komentáře • 20

  • @trevorpen
    @trevorpen Před 3 lety +9

    Job to believe anyone could choose the Audi over the Jag, I had my I-pace for over 2 years, fantastic in all respects and its doesn't look like a box on wheels.

  • @ukcarver
    @ukcarver Před 3 lety +4

    Great video. I have driven the Audi Etron and yes it’s very good but I did buy the I-Pace so maybe that tells you where I’m coming from. Just one massive problem, in Wales we are still in lockdown so I can’t get out in it. But it will outclass a lot of sports cars.

    • @tractiontraining1885
      @tractiontraining1885  Před 3 lety +2

      Thanks very much! Luckily I have great roads between home and the supermarket, so have been able to get a feel for the Audi. You're right, though: in terms of performance and handling, you have to move into "sports car" territory to get close to the Jaguar.

  • @mvm1162
    @mvm1162 Před 3 lety +4

    Could have gone for the E-tron but choose the I-Pace instead. MUCH better looking car, much better driving feel in the I-Pace. Better economy too. The E-tron has always looking cumbersomely big on the outside, it is a very big blob of metal. It might be slightly quieter on the inside, but the I-Pace is quiet too and at some point enough is enough.
    Somehow, the E-tron is selling much better but that's probably all company cars getting leased by people who don't know any better than just to go along with everybody else.
    The ONLY advantage the Audi has is that it will charge faster at a fastcharger. That said, I have only used a fascharger about three times in the last 12 months and even then for no more than 15 minutes. So, for me at least, that advantage would have been hardly worth it.

    • @thesimondale
      @thesimondale Před 3 lety

      Thanks for your thoughts. The other thing I noticed about the speed of charging: to take advantage of 150kW makes it VERY expensive - almost 5 x the cost of the average domestic per kWh price... ouch!

  • @karmamule
    @karmamule Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks for the video! I'm picking up an e-tron tomorrow so I made a different decision, but thought all your points were fair.
    Our other car is a Model 3 Performance so we have that for the fun/fast/nimble driving experience and the e-tron is for when we want something that emphasizes spacious/refined/quiet.

  • @grb4284
    @grb4284 Před 3 lety +1

    I have to admit. I'm with you on the cameras for the wing mirror. I don't see an issue with a standard mirror. My partner has been talking about getting and SUV and Jaguar has been in her top 3. Definitely worth a think on switching to electric. Nice to see your presenting skills are still being used from the Hot 30 days 👍🏻
    Grant.

    • @thesimondale
      @thesimondale Před 3 lety +1

      Hey Grant, good to hear from you! I hope you're keeping well. SD

    • @grb4284
      @grb4284 Před 3 lety

      @@thesimondale Yes mate all good here in these strange times. Hope all is good with you 👍🏻

  • @thezanzibarbarian5729
    @thezanzibarbarian5729 Před 2 lety +1

    The only issue I see with side mirrors is this.
    When I drive and look into my driver's or passenger's side mirror, by myself leaning forwards or backwards or just moving my head about, I get a more expansive picture of what's behind me. You can't do that with the Audi. Unless, that is, you keep having to alter them and then return them to their original driving position(s). Which you're not doing to keep doing when you may need that extra bit of rear vision out of them. The rear vision is fixed.
    That aside, I do like the Jaguar. Easily the best looking EV SUV on the market with enough range for UK roads. And it's British too 8-))...

  • @thegreatpaulsmith
    @thegreatpaulsmith Před 2 lety

    Both great cars. I went with the ipace

  • @thesimondale
    @thesimondale Před 3 lety

    As an I-PACE owner I'm here to offer a totally balanced view of how Audi's electric SUV stacks up.
    Let me know which you prefer.

  • @KahnuevsKrake
    @KahnuevsKrake Před 2 lety

    I'd pick the IPace any day, and not just over the e-tron, but of any electric car. One thing that annoys me a bit about many electric cars is that some functions seem to be high tech for the sake of being high tech, like Tesla's. Audi's virtual door mirrors cost over a grand as an optional extra and it seems their only real benefit is to lessen wind resistance and get a few miles extra range, which doesn't seem worth it to me. The Jag definitely looks like a more old fashioned, yet modern driving experience, My dream car.

    • @thesimondale
      @thesimondale Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Jimbob,
      You've pretty much touched on my point, too: it's got the styling and look of something we can love, and yet up to date. I hope you get to experience one, because it's a genuine love affair... but I'm still offering an unbiased opinion... ;-) Simon

    • @KahnuevsKrake
      @KahnuevsKrake Před 2 lety

      @@thesimondale I've heard reviews saying the Audi errs on the practical side, whereas the Jag is more fun. Although what about the frunk? Is it big enough for charging cables? It just seems to be a glaring design flaw to designate the cable compartment under the boot floor. Imagine going on a road trip and you have to unload your luggage when you stop to charge your car.

  • @raistCH
    @raistCH Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks for your review. I also considered the Jag I-Pace seriously and I also found it more fun to drive than the "standard" E-Tron.
    I however bought the E-Tron "S" and I would say it matches the IPace performance wise, even slightly better.
    Between the I-Pace and the E-Tron, I do prefer the Audi infotainment system and I found it also more quite (slight difference). The I-Pace one pedal driving is however sportier than Audi's predictive driving where the car decides for you when to regenerate according the to shape of the road.

  • @tiagomatos1484
    @tiagomatos1484 Před 2 lety

    I Pace every day for me, looks way sexier than the e tron, also drives much better. The e tron just looks boring. I’ve just ordered my I pace HSE which is arriving next month, can’t wait!!

  • @nosoupforyou425
    @nosoupforyou425 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Test drove model s, audi etron before I test drove an i-pace..... i-pace is superior in every aspect outside of charge rate and range, not on the audi. Ipace is an absolute beast on the curves and easy on the eyes. Real shame JLR are morons and never updated. Companies vehicle for them, and honestly, when has jaguar ever been run properly. I would do another if they bu.ped range to 300 and proper DC charging.... would add that the video mirror is a step down as by simply tilting your head, you can expand field of vision which is simply better

    • @thesimondale
      @thesimondale Před 3 měsíci

      I’m told Jaguar is going fully electric from 2025, and I really hope they’ll achieve what you’ve suggested: real-world 300 miles and some ultra-rapid charging. I have no doubt they’ll drive like monsters!! (Like the Seinfeld reference, by the way - one of the funniest episodes!)