Pretty cool. Watch the video they posted, shows the car auto stopping to avoid collisions and people.
I-Pace Safety Rating, 5-star:
In EURO NCAP, the I-Pace SE scored 91% for adult occupant protection, 81% for child occupant protection, 73% for vulnerable road users, and 81% for safety assist.
This is done at 40 mph (64kph) as opposed to 35 mph for NHTSA.
https://www.euroncap.com/en/results/jaguar/i-pace/34193
This is done at 40 mph (64kph) as opposed to 35 mph for NHTSA.
https://www.euroncap.com/en/results/jaguar/i-pace/34193
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Here's a quick anecdote, just slightly off topic. I was driving in the super fast lane during driving rain the other day and one lane over some siht happened, so a pickup truck pulled out right in front of me to avoid the guy in front of him and I was going way faster than that pickup. I hit the brakes, full-on panic mode. As is the case in these situations, time slows way down and I heard myself thinking repeatedly "Aw siht I'm going to hit this guy" and got closer and closer, all in a fraction of a second, still thinking "I'm going to hit this guy" and then ... no collision. My passenger had exactly the same experience.
The i-Pace has a very very short snout. If it had been longer I would have hit the guy. It's a psychological rear end collision avoider.
The i-Pace has a very very short snout. If it had been longer I would have hit the guy. It's a psychological rear end collision avoider.
The I-Pace's safety features doesn't help one iota when you get hit in the rear. I got rear-ended a couple of weeks ago when it was raining. Structure underneath is intact but whole bumper needs replacing. I'm currently driving a rental car.
yea, but did you die?
sorry, had to do it
sorry, had to do it
Is this on your build sheet, too?The i-Pace has a very very short snout. If it had been longer I would have hit the guy. It's a psychological rear end collision avoider.
0490J PRECA - Psychological Rear End Collision Avoider
Standard equipment, I believe. Can't get it on a Tesla!
:grin2::grin2::grin2::grin2::grin2:
That's a bit scary considering how it can impact insurance rates given the burden it could put on insurance companies.The I-Pace's safety features doesn't help one iota when you get hit in the rear. I got rear-ended a couple of weeks ago when it was raining. Structure underneath is intact but whole bumper needs replacing. I'm currently driving a rental car.
aw danm, what a pisser! if the car that rear-ended you had been an i-Pace it wouldn't have rear-ended you :wink2:The I-Pace's safety features doesn't help one iota when you get hit in the rear. I got rear-ended a couple of weeks ago when it was raining. Structure underneath is intact but whole bumper needs replacing. I'm currently driving a rental car.
[keeping fingers crossed the body shop does a good job!]
Unlucky for me I got rear ended by a Yaris. The body shop I chose, luckily, was on my insurance's network of pre-approved shops and also, Jaguar authorized aluminum body repair shop (apparently there's only a few of them)aw danm, what a pisser! if the car that rear-ended you had been an i-Pace it wouldn't have rear-ended you :wink2:
[keeping fingers crossed the body shop does a good job!]
http://www.jaguarcollisionrepairnetwork.com/ :smile2:
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