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JLR TOPIx documents fuel tank removal and pump access. Warranty excludes misfuel-related damage. Follow DSEAR controls when draining fuel indoors.
Vehicle information
| Make | Jaguar |
|---|---|
| Model | I-PACE |
| Market status | Sold new in the UK — right-hand drive |
| Body styles | Electric SUV |
| Generations | EV400 (2018–present) |
| Engine options | Electric: Dual-motor BEV — no combustion tank |
| Fuel tank capacity | Not applicable (electric) |
| Fuel system | High-voltage battery only — CCS charging |
| Access method | Pump module under load floor / rear seat on some models |
| Anti-siphon | Yes — anti-siphon filler on most UK JLR models |
| Service portal | JLR TOPIx (dealer / authorised repairer access) |
Misfuel risk Not applicable
Fully electric — no petrol or diesel tank. PHEV siblings use a separate fuel tank; see petrol/diesel variant guidance.
If the engine was not started
Do not start the engine or turn the ignition to RUN. Do not drive. Arrange GBIFDA-certified drainage before contamination reaches the high-pressure pump. Keep receipts for contaminated fuel disposal (Environment Agency / SEPA / NRW / NIEA duty of care).
If the engine was started
If a diesel quantity was driven in a petrol engine, stop as soon as safe. Flush the tank, replace filters, and inspect spark plugs and catalytic converter for smoke or misfire; follow TOPIx if OBD faults persist.
Access procedure
- Battery electric — no fuel tank. If non-charging fluid enters systems, follow JLR EV isolation procedure on TOPIx and do not drive.
Related models
- Range Rover EV successors
Frequently asked questions
Can I misfuel a I-PACE?
There is no fuel tank. Only use the designated charging port with compatible AC/DC charging.
What about washer fluid mistakes?
Washer fluid in the wrong reservoir is not a fuel misfuel — follow TOPIx fluid capacities and flush if coolant/washer cross-contamination occurred.
Need professional misfuel recovery?
Find a certified operator or read consumer guidance for your next steps.
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