The all-wheel-drive XJ is driven by four electric motors with top-dog specifications, fed by a floor-mounted battery pack (i-Pace uses a 90kWh battery, the XJ can be upgraded to 100kWh). Each motor can produce up to 200bhp of power, which means the e-XJ can make an enormous beat alongside the speed components of Jaguar's famous 'space rope line, and' speed. But ride quality, smoothness and design drama are given priority as much as speed.
The E-XJ will definitely go for the higher prices a luxury EV can command to offset its sizable investment costs. A high-tech, low-volume car, may not be very profitable, but its value as a flagship statement car can be enormous. @bestoto12
