Oxford Diecast 76JEP001

Caesium Blue Jaguar E Pace

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Prototype Eras
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

The 1:76 scale Jaguar E-Pace SUV in real lifeis also known as the X5-40 and was the second in Jaguar's SUV range and was unveiled on 13thJuly, 2017. It was classed as a small luxury soft roader with five doors and was designed by Jaguar's chief designer, Ian Callum. It comes either as a front engine, front wheel drive or front engine all-wheel drive and includes elements of both the Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Discovery Sport. There are also two transmission options, either a 9-speed ZF 9HP automatic for petrol and diesel engines or an 8-speed PHEV - Plug in Hybrid Electric version. The basic price of the E-Pace comes in at £31,465, rising to £32,850 plus for the R-Dynamic model and if you want the top of the range Sports version, the price tag is £33,490.

Much more affordable and with the authentic detailing, our E-Pace replica is decorated in one of the most striking modern Jaguar colour schemes, a rich royal blue with black trim, including the black roof glass. The interior is moulded in a contrasting soft beige. The number plate reads VN67 CWK from the first year of production. The radiator grille, finished in black and silver also features the modern Jaguar badge in red and silver, while the rear has the Jaguar nomenclature and the cat itself printed in silver. Very impressive!

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Caesium Blue Jaguar E‑Pace
Manufacturer Part Number: 76JEP001
Period represented by this model: Rebuilding of the Railways

The model is a 1:76 scale replica of the Jaguar E‑Pace SUV, known in the automotive market as the X5‑40. The real vehicle was unveiled on 13 July 2017 and was Jaguar's second sport‑utility model, positioned as a small luxury soft‑roader with five doors. It was designed by chief designer Ian Callum and is available in front‑engine front‑wheel‑drive or front‑engine all‑wheel‑drive versions. Two transmission options are offered: a 9‑speed ZF 9HP automatic for petrol and diesel engines, and an 8‑speed plug‑in hybrid electric (PHEV) gearbox. At launch the base price was £31,465, rising to £32,850 for the R‑Dynamic trim and £33,490 for the top‑spec Sports version.

The diecast replica is presented in a striking modern Jaguar colour scheme of rich royal blue with black trim, including a black roof glass. The interior is moulded in a contrasting soft beige. The licence plate bears the reference VN67 CWK, corresponding to the first year of production. The front radiator grille is finished in black and silver and displays the contemporary Jaguar badge in red and silver, while the rear features the Jaguar name and the iconic cat emblem printed in silver. The model is marketed as an affordable, highly detailed representation of the vehicle.