The Jaguar E-Pace feels roomier compared to the F-type and is more spacious compared to its rivals – the Audi Q2 and BMW X1. There’s 424 litres of boot space with 1,234 litres when the seats are down – enough to load 6 carry on suitcases, which is more than the Audi Q3 boot can hold. The E-Pace is 4,411mm long, 1,649mm tall and 1,900mm wide with a wheelbase of 2,681mm- slightly bigger than the Range Rover Evoque.
There’s also plenty of storage with slender front door pockets in which you can put your bottles at a 45-degree angle – preventing them from rattling when driving. To stow away your phone, the E-Pace has a tray in front of the gear lever. Extra storage is available in a cubbyhole under the armrest, plus there’s a couple of cup holders. In the back, the height is pretty good, even with a panoramic sunroof. There’s enough space for two six-footers to sit comfortably, considering there’s a slight sloping roof.
To make your ride more comfortable, the steering wheel and seat can be adjusted for the perfect driving position. 10-way electric front passenger seat is standard on the S trim whereas the SE and HSE models come with a greater range of electric seat adjustment.