Compare E-Pace vs F-Pace

How do the Jaguar F-Pace and E-Pace Differ in Cargo Space?

When it comes to hauling your stuff, the new Jaguar E-Pace and F-Pace models are quite a bit different. The E-Pace is a much more compact model, which is great for occasional hauling needs and smaller families. You'll get 22.4 cubic feet of cargo space with all the seats in place, and you can take advantage of the split-folding rear seats to expand cargo area up to 49.5 cubic feet in total with all seats folded flat. Meanwhile, the Jaguar F-Pace boasts quite a bit more space even behind the rear seats, giving you 31.5 cubic feet of area to work with. You can split-fold the rear seats in the larger Jaguar SUV as well, and doing so will give you up to 69.1 cubic feet of space to work with. If you're a larger family of five or less that needs plenty of room for groceries, sports equipment, or luggage, the larger Jaguar F-Pace will be the best fit for your needs by a wide margin.

Which Jaguar SUV is Better for Commuting?

While your storage needs may require you to jump into the Jaguar F-Pace, if you can get away with the smaller space the Jagaur E-Pace is a much better choice for daily commuting. The shorter wheelbase makes it more nimble, so you can more easily change lanes, duck into tight parking spaces, and parallel park with greater confidence. It also features a smaller blind spot than the F-Pace, so if you drive on the highway often, you may appreciate the added visibility. Still, both the Jaguar F-Pace and Jaguar E-Pace SUVs come with forward collision alert, automatic emergency braking, and adaptive cruise control, and you can add blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert to both SUVs as well.