Did you know that more than 70% of people report having issues with motion sickness?

This may include motion sickness as caused by car, air travel, or other modes of transportation, but it's still a problem that's a lot more prevalent than you may think.

You may think that it's something that only affects children (and kids are more likely to have trouble with motion sickness) but it can cause problems for just about anyone--you can even develop motion sickness later in life after never having dealt with it before.

So, Jaguar is looking for a way…

 

It's rare for any automaker to make big changes, additions, or deletions from a car that's only in the second year of its new generation. It's even more rare when it's the second model-year of a completely new vehicle's first generation.

So, it shouldn't be a particular surprise that the 2019 Jaguar E-PACE doesn't have any major changes from the 2018 Jaguar E-PACE that we fell in love with last year.

But, there are some small differences between the 2019 and 2018 that you should know about:

While it might seem like a little change, adding these systems poses a huge step forward for driver and passenger connectivity.

Seeing that USB charging ports and media connections are starting to rack up the same numbers as cupholders, it is fair to say that ease of connectivity is important for vehicles...

 

 

 

 

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The first all-electric SUV from Jaguar has been drawing a lot of attention because of how genuinely impressive it is and our team at Jaguar Charlotte wants to give you an insight on some of the impressive features. There is a lot more than meets the eye going on to give the 2019 Jaguar I-PACE a spotlight, and since what meets the eye is already amazing, you can expect the rest of it to be equally as great.

 

 

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The Concours d’Elegance is not your typical auto show.

At a typical car show, new models are all released in a mass pack of new screens, fresh coats of paint, and big, powerful engines. There's a range of everything from performance cars to economy cars to pickup trucks.

But in Monterey Country, CA, at the legendary Pebble Beach Resorts, only the best of the best gather to show off their most exquisite offerings. Futuristic cars with dramatic designs were parked side-by-side with iconic…

 

It's always the quiet ones you need to watch. #Jaguar #IPACE #Electric #Performance #SUV #ElectricCars

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Just last week, we reported how German taxi companies might be going electric with the addition of nearly a dozen Jaguar I-PACE vehicles into a fleet in Munich.

But there's a lot more to talk about when it comes to Jaguar's first-ever all-electric SUV.

In mid-July, CNN Money reviewed the Jaguar I-PACE, a pioneer of the new luxury electric crossover market.

 

Electric, but a #Jaguar through and through. #IPACE #Luxury #Electric #Performance #SUV #ElectricCars

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Imagine lifting your hand to hail a taxi in Charlotte, and instead of a classic, dowdy yellow sedan pulling up to the curb, you're greeted by a Jaguar I-PACE.

In Munich, it's not just a possibility--it's happening.

The impressive, forward-thinking new 2019 Jaguar I-PACE has more than a few tricks up its sleeve--and its advanced, enhanced regenerative braking system is just one of them.

Regenerative braking isn't necessarily anything new; it's a tech feature that hybrids have been relying on for years, a way to use the power of stopping the massive weight of a car toward its own benefit.

The I-PACE, though, in classic Jaguar fashion, does it better.

Being a British car company, making British cars, it stands to reason that, on occasion, Jaguar would fall back into its old habits and heritage. For example, when measuring "boot space".

In a recent video, Jaguar excitedly detailed the mammoth cargo space in the back and full interior of its exceptional and competitive F-PACE SUV--using liters and millimeters.

For our Charlotte friends who may not want to spend the time converting to numbers that we're more used to and comfortable with (cubic feet and inches, respectively), we've done it for you.

Take a look:

Start your Friday off right--check out Jaguar's new ad spot for the stunning new 2018 XJR575 model.

Have you caught your breath yet? It's alright if you need another minute.

This sheer amount of power, poise, and agility is temptation at its finest.