So as I posted before, we took delivery of our I-pace in late December. Purchased in Honolulu and shipped to Maui. 2 days after arrival the center screens went black and would not come back on. A few days after that, the radio decided to play and could not be turned off. The car was boated back to Honolulu and after 2 weeks in Honolulu was returned to us (another boat ride) with screens now working. All good. So last week we decided to try the voice commands. No voice commands! It will not ding, talk to us or show any list of possible commands for the phone, nav or radio. So I contacted jaguar Honolulu again and guess what? - They want to take it for another boat ride! I declined as we figured we could live without the voice command and hopefully some day in the future there might actually be OTA updates and the thing might update on its own. So today, with 1109 miles on the car, the screens go dark again! The mobile app no longer connects to the car and yes, the only solution is yet another boat ride! This will be the second time the car is back in the shop for the screen issue. I informed them today that if it goes in a 3rd time (seems pretty likely at this point) I would be submitting it under the Hawaii Lemon law and looking for my money back. I find it astonishing that Jaguar could sell a car for $90,000 with as many electronic bugs as these cars obviously have. We have a 2015 Nissan Leaf that my wife has bounced off walls in parking structures with that operates absolutely flawlessly. This car has never been back to the dealer for any service or any kind. Perhaps naively, I expected as much from Jaguar. As much as we love this car (and we do) I can't express how embarrassing it is to have to tell people your 90k supercar had to be put back on a boat because the screens won't light up. i guess my biggest lesson in all this is to only buy cars on Maui that are actually SOLD on Maui. I guess that means another Leaf (at least they have a long range model now) or a MB if they ever actually build one. :crying: