Jaguar prowls into electric car market with I-PACE Concept unveiling

Luxury automakers first electric car slated for 2018 launch with promise of 500km range and sports car style acceleration

James Murray
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Luxury auto giant Jaguar has today unveiled its first foray into the fast-expanding electric car market, promising its new I-PACE Concept will boast a 500km range and the ability to go from zero to 60...

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