2019 Jaguar I-Pace Electricity · CL10 AAT

This Jaguar I-PACE presents an exemplary roadworthiness status, supported by a spotless maintenance trend where every recorded test resulted in a clean pass without a single advisory. The most recent examination on 4 February 2026 at 45,926 miles confirms the vehicle met statutory standards immediately prior to presentation, matching the exact mileage recorded at today's evaluation. Such a flawless record indicates that previous owners maintained the vehicle meticulously, addressing minor wear before tests or operating the vehicle in a manner that avoided the accumulation of structural or mechanical defects. The mileage accumulation follows a remarkably consistent annual pattern across its seven-year lifespan, averaging roughly six thousand five hundred miles per year. The history shows a steady progression from 18,242 miles in November 2022 to 25,427 miles in November 2023, reaching 35,044 miles by November 2024. A slight acceleration appears between the November 2025 test at 44,408 miles and the February 2026 test, adding 1,518 miles over three months. This steady usage profile suggests the battery and drivetrain experienced regular exercise rather than damaging periods of prolonged dormancy or excessive fleet abuse. Inspecting this vehicle in person requires looking past the unblemished MOT history to evaluate mechanical components that elude standard statutory testing. Heavy electric vehicles place significant mechanical demand on suspension bushes, coil springs, and heavy-duty braking systems, even if those parts passed the basic MOT threshold. Buyers must verify the condition of the regenerative braking setup, check the alloy wheels and tyres for uneven wear caused by the substantial kerb weight, and inspect the underbody structural integrity for any battery enclosure damage.