Waymo-equipped Jaguar I-PACE
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Official product image/render of the Jaguar I-PACE equipped with the fifth-generation Waymo Driver. Exact model year and software revision are unconfirmed. Source: Waymo. Image source (opens in a new tab)
Waymo's Jaguar I-PACE is an all-electric car equipped with the fifth-generation Waymo Driver for passenger rides. For someone meeting one at a pickup point, the useful questions concern the people and luggage travelling, the service rules and the driving technology. This is the equipped fleet configuration, with different information needs from an ordinary retail I-PACE.1
How do Jaguar and Waymo fit together?
Waymo and Jaguar Land Rover announced their I-PACE collaboration on March 27, 2018. Jaguar is the vehicle brand; Waymo supplies the driving system. Battery capacity, range and luggage space for the equipped fleet car remain unconfirmed, so a retail I-PACE brochure cannot answer those questions for a Waymo ride.21
The I-PACE also has a history across Waymo technology generations. The 2018 announcement used a rendering labeled as the fourth-generation Driver, while Waymo's current media page identifies its I-PACE photographs as fifth generation. The generation label matters when comparing the cars shown in different announcements.231
Will it suit the people and luggage travelling?
Waymo's service allows up to four riders. That is a passenger limit for the service. Before booking with children, mobility equipment or airport luggage, check the service instructions and whether the assigned vehicle can accommodate the whole party.41
Waymo says it records cabin video during trips and audio during support calls or when microphones are actively enabled. Consider those terms before taking a private call in the car, alongside the practical questions about pickup and luggage.5
For a recurring journey, ask whether the assigned car can accommodate the same people and equipment each time. Riding through Waymo is the established access route. A retail offer for this equipped configuration, its exact model year and its battery and range figures remain unconfirmed.1
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Sources and notes
- 1. Waymo FAQ
Waymo identifies the all-electric I-PACE with its fifth-generation Driver. This describes an equipped passenger-service car. Exact model year, battery capacity, range and luggage measurements remain unconfirmed for that configuration.
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- 2. Waymo/Jaguar Land Rover partnership
The March 27, 2018 collaboration announcement identifies Jaguar as the vehicle brand and Jaguar Land Rover as Waymo's partner. Its fourth-generation rendering is historical, separate from the current fifth-generation fleet description.
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- 3. Waymo media resources
Waymo labels the I-PACE photographs on this page as fifth generation. That label helps distinguish the vehicle from the fourth-generation rendering in the 2018 announcement.
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- 4. Waymo rider rules
Four is the service's maximum rider count, not a claim about the car's total physical seats. Consult the rider rules for the people travelling.
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- 5. Waymo Services Privacy Policy
Waymo's policy describes cabin video during trips and audio during support calls or when microphones are actively enabled. These are the company's stated service terms.
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- 6. JLR media-site terms
JLR's website terms identify the business responsible for the site. They do not establish the legal manufacturer of this equipped fleet configuration, which remains unconfirmed.
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Vehicle details
- Configuration
- Fifth-generation Waymo Driver 1
- Associated driving systems
- Waymo Driver 1
- Vehicle brand
- Jaguar 2
Buying and availability
- Region
- United States 1
- Access
- Fleet only Inferred 1
- Configuration
- Fifth-generation Waymo Driver 1
- Delivery information
- Access is a service ride, not delivery of a purchased equipped car. 1
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Sources
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