Jaguar E-Pace review - Reliability & safety (2018-2024)
There's no information on Jaguar E-Pace reliability yet, but it received the full five stars from Euro NCAP
Results from our 2022 Driver Power satisfaction survey show reliability is a concern for Jaguar owners, but that they’re generally happy customers. Euro NCAP gave the E-Pace the full five stars after assessing the car's safety in late 2017.
Jaguar E-Pace reliability
The E-Pace is still a reasonably new car, but we do know that the 2.0-litre diesel and petrol engines have already been tried and tested elsewhere. In our 2022 Driver Power brand satisfaction survey, Jaguar came in sixth place out of 29 manufacturers, which is a good result considering a worrying 40% of owners reported at least one fault within the first year of owning their car. Jaguar owners generally love their cars’ performance, in-car technology and ease of driving, and the E-Pace adds to those qualities by being very practical, too.
Safety
The E-Pace was awarded five stars by Euro NCAP in late 2017. The car didn't get the highest score in its class in any one category, but its average score across all four was impressive. It got an 86% score in the adult occupant protection category, 87% in the child occupant protection category, 77% for pedestrian protection and 72% for safety assistance.
Standard safety kit includes emergency braking, a driver tiredness monitor, lane-keeping assistance and front and rear parking sensors. There's also an optional Driver Assist Pack, which consists of blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control and a rear traffic monitor to help avoid collisions while reversing out of a parking space or driveway.
