Jaguar Declares No Changes Needed After Plymouth Boy Alfie Tollett’s Death

Jaguar insists its vehicle meets safety standards following the tragic death of seven-year-old Alfie Tollett in Plymouth

Jaguar Declares No Changes Needed After Plymouth Boy Alfie Tollett’s Death
Jaguar Declares No Changes Needed After Plymouth Boy Alfie Tollett’s Death

Plymouth: A heartbreaking incident occurred when seven-year-old Alfie Tollett lost his life. He was at a rugby game when a driver accidentally hit him with a Jaguar I-PACE.

The driver mistakenly pressed the wrong button while trying to reverse, which led to the tragic accident. Alfie’s dad tried to move the car to free him, but sadly, it was too late.

The coroner, Deborah Archer, pointed out several mistakes made by the driver. She also raised concerns about the car’s design, suggesting that a different gear mechanism might have helped prevent the accident.

Jaguar responded by expressing their condolences and stated that their vehicle met all safety requirements. They mentioned that the I-PACE had received top safety ratings and that similar gear selectors are used by other car brands.

In the end, Jaguar concluded that no changes were necessary for their vehicle’s design. It’s a tough situation, and our thoughts are with Alfie’s family during this difficult time.

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