Tesla Model Y vs Jaguar I-Pace: Which Electric SUV is Better? + Side by Side Feature Comparison

***Correction: The Model Y has +1.3 inches more headroom in the rear (not 1.3 inches less as I accidentally put in the chart and mentioned in the video).***

Tesla Model Y vs Jaguar I-Pace: Which Electric SUV is Better? + Side by Side Feature Comparison

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[Cleanerwatt]

Correction: The Model Y has +1.3 inches more headroom in the rear (not less as I accidentally put in the chart and mentioned in the video).

[ScottJackson]

You’d struggle to find a panel gap and/or a squeak or rattle when you drive the iPace... plus it a Jag! It’s a classy car with a build quality you’d expect from a luxury OEM... The model Y is an Apple watch, the Jag is a Rolex.

[yahikotendo]

While the winner is clear, I'm very glad to see more electric cars from different manufacturers. The future looks bright😤😤

[mikeg]

I believe the i-pace still is eligible for a $7, 500 federal tax credit in the US. That should be included the price comparison. It still gets crushed on price, but it is worth mentioning. Great video. Thanks!

[demultiplexdfunc]

It is like comparing the iPhone to a Blackberry. There is no comparison.

[iancrossley]

I don't recall you mentioning driving dynamics or interior design.
This is important to some drivers. Something the Jag is famous for.

[ashrashand]

Tesla fan boy. 😂These are very different cars. Just because two things have similar dimensions, it doesn’t make them direct competitors. Ever heard of apples and oranges? It’s like comparing a Ford and a Cadillac! Anyone who has sat in a Jaguar vs a Tesla will tell you that the Jag is by far the more pleasant place to be. You look at performance, but don’t even look at handling! That means going around corners, which has never been a strong point of American cars. 😆 You also don’t even mention off-road capability! Why even look at a SUV, if that’s not even on your radar? The Jag has the same awesome off-road capabilities that other Jaguar land rovers are globally famous for. It can also ford rivers! Can the model Y or any Tesla for that matter?
If you want to drive an SUV only on tarmac and don’t care about build quality (have you seen the uneven panel gaps on Tesla’s?!), then buy a Tesla. If you want a premium luxury car that can also take you anywhere, then buy a Jaguar.
They’re not even aimed at the same market segments!

[Antontoo]

Just to cover a few more things: Tesla's big slick tablet blows away Jaguar's laggy infotainment system. iPace also has about HALF of Tesla's trunk space and it's frunk is a joke. Adaptive air suspension is probably the only thing Jaguar has on Model Y.

[jamesfranklin]

The model Y is much more convenient than the Jaguar I-Pace, but if could afford to pay I would choose the Jaguar

[gbej]

We all know what the answer is without even watching the video clip

[aagribeiro]

Have you ever driven either an i-Pace or a Model Y? This review is very biased towards Tesla.

[dporrasxtremeLS]

I really liked this coverage. To me, the support of fast charging and updates is so supportive of Tesla. It makes people really want to take care of their cars. Performance never goes out of style!

[davidpearn]

Tesla has the vertical structure, efficiency and affordability of a WMD.

[thegreatestmoo]

You could buy 2 model 3's for one i-fail, I mean pace

[tribalypredisposed]

Fine, the Model Y wins, what did anyone expect? But no need to bash on Jaguar, they are a small company and the I-Pace is one of the better EVs any legacy automaker has managed so far. It is also their first EV, and Elon Musk is very clear about the importance of iterations. Yes, their own fault for waiting so long to make their first EV, but give them some credit here for doing an admirable job with limited resources. Of course Jaguar's first EV is not as good as Tesla's fifth EV, any other result would require an act of God.

[jay-ru-me]

Nobody is paying MSRP for the Jag. I checked one out late last year and as a current Tesla owner they were taking off a total of 16k from the MSRP.

[thezanzibarbarian]

Interesting video. But I'd still opt for the Jaguar. However, living in the UK, we don't have the vast distances that you do in the USA and 250 miles will get us almost all the way from the south to northern England.
The one big difference that you didn't point out was they is are very different cars built for very different markets.
Whilst the Jaguar is aimed at luxury motoring, the Tesla is aimed for mainstream motoring.
It's like trying to compare a Rolex watch with a Samsung Galaxy watch. The Rolex will tell the time, and maybe give you the date and day. On the other hand, the Samsung has multiple apps to do all sorts of stuff. But which is the better watch? I know which one I'd choose.
And I'm not keen on the Tesla's spartan interior. The Tesla looks like it was designed by Ikea. But that's a personal point of view.
The jaguar's interior, on the other hand, is the far classier one to be in and that's why I'd go for the Jaguar.

[thomaszacherl]

Well, the I-pace is still my favorite, because it's a "Jag" and it's performance is not bad for the companys first EV! But i don't have the money for either of them. Will be somthing "MadeinChina" in the future. Sorry for my bad english🇳🇴

[ianthomas]

Looking at your backvlogs, I was correct in my comments on being a tesla infomercial. This whole channel is!!

[ndrdst]

Another important feature to mention is towing, which the I-Pace offers as an accessory at 750kg in EU and UK, while the Model Y makes no mention of it in any region at this moment.