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Jaguar I-Pace years to avoid— and the best years

5 I-Pace model years ranked on what NHTSA holds for each one: recalls and owner complaints per year on the road, with critical recalls and standing advisories ahead of everything else. The current model year is left out, as is the 2024: too new for a record. This ranks the paperwork, not the car in front of you — a specific car’s history and service record still decide it.

5 Years ranked 2019–2023
2023 Best on record grade C, 1 recalls/yr
2019 Check hardest grade F, 1.1 recalls/yr
30 Recalls across the ranked years
5 Advisories park outside / do not drive
Jaguar I-Pace — photograph via Wikimedia Commons
Jaguar I-Pace · Photo: Alexander-93 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Active NHTSA advisory on every one of the 5 ranked model years of the I-Pace — park outside or do not drive. It separates none of them, so the counts below do; the year pages say which campaign.

Every I-Pace model year, ranked

Source: NHTSA recalls, complaints and crash ratings; the arithmetic in each row

Cleanest record first. /yr is the count divided by the years that model year has been on sale (2026 minus the model year, at least 1), because raw counts condemn the oldest year on the page for having been around longer.

Year · rankSafety SignalYears on roadRecallsComplaintsCrash
2023 #1C33 · 1/yr2 · 1/yrnot ratedAdvisory
2022 #2D45 · 1.2/yr4 · 1/yrnot ratedAdvisory
2021 #3F56 · 1.2/yr2 · 0/yrnot ratedAdvisory
2020 #4F68 · 1.3/yr60 · 10/yrnot ratedAdvisory
2019 #5F78 · 1.1/yr148 · 21/yrnot ratedAdvisory

The I-Pace year to check hardest

last of 5 ranked years
Check hardest · Safety Signal F (29/100)

2019 Jaguar I-Pace

The 2019 I-Pace: a standing park-outside or do-not-drive advisory (every ranked year carries one, so it separates none of them); 8 recalls in 7 years on the road (1.1 a year, 7 critical: electrical system) — also service brakes; 148 owner complaints to NHTSA, 21 a year (most often electrical (122) and fuel system (24)); owners reported 2 crashes, 4 fires; NHTSA investigation DP22005 (became recall 22V063000, electrical system).

The I-Pace years the record favours

first 2 of 5
Best on record · Safety Signal C (70/100)

2023 Jaguar I-Pace

The 2023 I-Pace: a standing park-outside or do-not-drive advisory (every ranked year carries one, so it separates none of them); 3 recalls in 3 years on the road (1 a year, 2 critical: electrical system) — also exterior lighting; 2 owner complaints to NHTSA, 1 a year (most often electrical (1) and visibility and wiper (1)).

Best on record · Safety Signal D (63/100)

2022 Jaguar I-Pace

The 2022 I-Pace: a standing park-outside or do-not-drive advisory (every ranked year carries one, so it separates none of them); 5 recalls in 4 years on the road (1.2 a year, 2 critical: electrical system) — also exterior lighting, visibility/wiper; 4 owner complaints to NHTSA, 1 a year (most often electrical (3) and engine (1)); NHTSA investigation AQ24004 (open, visibility/wiper); NHTSA investigation DP22005 (became recall 22V063000, electrical system).

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How this ranking is made

Source: the same rule the nameplate page has used since v0.28
  1. For each model year, NHTSA’s recall campaigns and owner complaints filed against it are counted from the public files, as on its own page.
  2. Each count is divided by the years the model year has been on sale (2026 − model year, at least 1): a 2019 has had 7 years to collect filings, a 2023 only 3.
  3. The years are then ordered: a standing park-outside or do-not-drive advisory first, then the number of critical recalls, then recalls per year, then complaints per year; a newer year wins a tie.
  4. The current model year and any year under 3 on the road are left out — a half-finished record should not win a ranking on a blank sheet.

What it cannot know: whether a given car had its recalls done (NHTSA’s VIN lookup and the maker’s own settle that), its mileage, its trim, or how it was kept. A recall is a repair at the maker’s expense, not a verdict on the design; a complaint is an owner’s unverified report. Every figure above links to the page that lists the filings behind it.

Common questions about I-Pace years

Source: EPA, NHTSA and manufacturer press kits

What Jaguar I-Pace years should I avoid?

On the filed record the 2019 ranks lowest of the 5 I-Pace model years WhichTrim can rank (2019–2023): the 2019 — a standing advisory, 8 recalls in 7 years (1.1 a year), 7 critical, 148 complaints (21 a year). The year pages list every campaign, its severity and whether a repair exists.

What is the best Jaguar I-Pace year to buy used?

The 2023 Jaguar I-Pace has the cleanest record of the ranked years: Safety Signal C, 1 recall a year on the road and 1 complaint a year. The 2023 I-Pace: a standing park-outside or do-not-drive advisory (every ranked year carries one, so it separates none of them); 3 recalls in 3 years on the road (1 a year, 2 critical: electrical system) — also exterior lighting; 2 owner complaints to NHTSA, 1 a year (most often electrical (1) and visibility and wiper (1)). That ranks paperwork, not condition.

Is the 2019 Jaguar I-Pace reliable?

WhichTrim does not score reliability; it counts what was filed. The 2019 I-Pace: a standing park-outside or do-not-drive advisory (every ranked year carries one, so it separates none of them); 8 recalls in 7 years on the road (1.1 a year, 7 critical: electrical system) — also service brakes; 148 owner complaints to NHTSA, 21 a year (most often electrical (122) and fuel system (24)); owners reported 2 crashes, 4 fires; NHTSA investigation DP22005 (became recall 22V063000, electrical system). That is the weakest record on this page once the counts are put on a per-year footing. A specific car with its recalls done and a service history can be a sound buy; the record says what to check.

How many recalls does the Jaguar I-Pace have?

Across the 5 ranked model years (2019–2023) NHTSA has posted 30 recall campaigns against the Jaguar I-Pace, and owners filed 216 complaints. Across every model year on file (2019–2024) the nameplate page carries the full count.

Why divide by years on the road?

Recalls and complaints accumulate with time: a 2019 has had 7 years to collect filings and a 2023 only 3, so raw counts condemn the oldest year every time. Dividing by the years on sale puts them on one footing. A standing advisory and critical recalls still come first, because no rate makes those smaller.