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[This story has been updated with a comment from Jaguar Land Rover.]

Certain 2019 model year Jaguar E-Pace crossovers may have been delivered with faulty infotainment systems that are missing important features like navigation and Apple CarPlay, forcing the automaker to issue a stop sale on the crossover in October 2018 that has now been lifted.

At first glance, the new E-Pace small crossover may seem to have little in common with the brand’s sultry F-Type coupe, but according to Adam Hatton, creative director of Jaguar exterior design, this sports car provided plenty of inspiration.

Long-needled pines tower above us, flanking the road on both sides. Straight as laser beams, these coniferous giants stab at the heavens, though an ominous January fog seems to parry their skyward thrusts. Our Borasco Grey  Jaguar E-Pace could have completely disappeared in this misty veil, its ashen paint a perfect match for the airborne precipitation.

The new Jaguar E-Pace made its debut earlier this month and the British automaker did a crazy stunt to help welcome it into the world.

The Jaguar E-Pace will arrive early next year starting from $39,595 including destination.

The baby Jaguar F-Pace model is growing up and has hit the Nurburgring as it gets ready for its debut.

Jaguar’s crossover and SUV family of vehicles is set to grow with a smaller offering to slot under the F-Pace.

Jaguar has approved production of its first all-electric vehicle which is expected to hit the market in 2018. 

Arguably, crossovers are the most important vehicles on the market right now. After sitting on the sidelines for years as this craze swept the industry Jaguar is finally making a move.

Jaguar’s first all-electric vehicle will likely be a crossover based on the new F-Pace.