I called both dealers in San Diego and neither could order any of the accessories listed on gear.jaguar.com for the I-PACE. They said they've contacted the main office to see about timing, but they think it's just too new of a vehicle. One actually thought you could order online and when I told him you can't he tried himself and said "oh, that's weird you're right!". He's going to call me back if/when the accessories become available, but it's been a week and I just talked to him and he said still nothing available. In particular, I want the quilted luggage compartment but nobody seems to be able to get it anywhere.

https://gear.jaguar.com/gl/en/i-pac.../interior/pet-products/t4k9614-quilted-luggage-compartment-liner/#tertiary-tabs

 

The JLR liner is great. The rubber is just right in terms of stickiness and it's pretty solid, and it looks good.

 

Weathertech is cheaper. That's a plus!

 

Not a fan of the weather tech branding on their mats but the functionality part makes up for it. In a way it makes paying for official mats worth it if you are loyal to Jaguar.

 

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Put on the roof cross bars, and two fork-mount bike carriers.
You end up with 3 different keys. Stow a bike key inside the locking cross bar endcap with a 2" dia key ring hoop so it can't fall in. Do it on each side. Now you need just one key to access everything.
Most people will need a short step stool to mount and dismount the bikes, AND DO NOT drive into your garage or other low structure with bikes mounted. Not a perfect solution, but the cross bars can be used to carry other items up to 154lb.

If you have any questions, feel free post in here and I can answer them. It it tool-less once installed EXCEPT you must use the included allen torque tool to remove or install the racks themselves. The racking locks against theft, but not necessarily the bicycle unless you grip the forks hard enough so nobody can pry it out. You can either throw the front tires in the back, or there are folding front tire holders if you need the room.

 

Now it looks like a Subaru!

 

With the weather getting hot I decided to look for a windshield sunscreen and was just getting ready to order a custom fit job from Weather Tech for $69.00. I remembered getting a ton of stuff in the trunk when I bought the car, collapsible storage bin, car care products, etc. and a long bag with what I thought was a trunk floor cover but it is a sunscreen - a good quality part. Woohoo! Car also came with Jaguar rubber mats and none is listed on the window sticker. Did I get it for free? Anyway, I can highly recommend the Jaguar sunscreen.

 

Looks great!

 

Although mine came with Jaguar floor mats, and at the time Weathertech only had front floor mats, I just got the Weathertech front and rear floor mats. Winter is coming and the Jaguar mats didn't look promising for coverage of snow melting off shoes/boots. The rear floor mat covers across the whole back seat floor not just the right and left feet areas. It also covers more of the feet areas. Thinner material but just as sturdy as the thick rubber Jaguar mats. I have had these in other cars with no complaints.

I have the Jaguar cargo area liner. My I-pace has the movable hold downs and tracks. The Jaguar mat is trimmed to fit between them. You can't do that with the Weathertech mat.

 

Does anyone know where there's a breakdown of everything that's supposed to be included in the rear cargo accessory tray? I'm looking at mine and it just seems like a hodge podge of car care items that don't really fit into place with the cutouts...