Jaguar is set to buy back almost 3,000 I-Pace EVs from the 2019 model year due to potential fire risks, marking a significant issue in the brand's electric vehicle strategy.
Despite numerous updates and previous fixes, Jaguar's attempts to mitigate the fire risk in the I-Pace EVs have proven insufficient, with three vehicles igniting after being serviced.
Previously, owners were instructed to charge outside and dealers implemented an 80% charging limit to reduce fire risks, reflecting the severity of the situation.
The company's ongoing production of the I-Pace will conclude in December as Jaguar shifts focus towards a fully electric lineup amid these challenges.
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