Is the Jaguar E-Pace expensive to repair?

The Jaguar E-Pace was first announced in 2017 and landed locally in 2018. The model takes shape as a stylish and compact crossover that is offered with both diesel and petrol powertrains. While it is currently positioned as the entry point to the Jaguar line-up, it still provides all the luxuries and tech that are expected by discerning Jaguar customers.

But before you sell your car quickly and easily with our Instant Offer tool here, and start your search for new or used Jaguar E-Pace models on AutoTrader here. Let us take a look at what the estimated repair costs are for the up-market crossover.

 

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Jaguar E-Pace estimated repair costs

The most recent estimated pricing for repairs on a Jaguar E-Pace we could obtain for this article was the 2021 AA Spare Parts Pricing guide here. Thus, it is important to note that the figures listed below merely serve as estimates as pricing could have changed since the report was finalised in 2021. 

Bonnet	from R 19 926.72
Front bumper skin	from R 11 850.75
Grille	from R 6 026.25
Left front fender	from R 7 512.11
Wheel rim	from R 15 708.36
Left headlight assembly	from R 35 234.38
Airconditioning condenser	from R 11 189.44
Radiator	from R 8 677.01
Right front door	from R 14 168.00
Right rear door	from R 17 014.33
Right front window	from R 2 424.20
Rear bumper skin	from R 11 850.75
Left rear fender	from R 22 047.90
Tailgate	from R 19 123.89
Rear windscreen	from R 7 439.45
Front windscreen	from R 14 852.25
Right rear light assembly	from R 6 886.86

Verdict

Based on the market average, the pricing was very competitive against contemporary rivals at the time and as a result we would argue that the pricing was fair.