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Driver of 100mph ‘Rogue’ Electric Car Charged with Driving Offence

M58, M57, AND M62 MOTORWAYS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER, JUL 07 – Nathan Owen faces charges including fraud after claiming an electrical fault caused brake failure in his Jaguar I-Pace during a 35-minute police pursuit reaching 100mph, officials said

  • Nathan Owen, a 32-year-old resident of The Grove in Prestatyn, North Wales, has been formally accused of dangerous driving, creating a public nuisance, and committing two counts of fraud following an incident on the M62 motorway on March 6, 2024.
  • The charges followed an extensive investigation after Owen reported via 999 that his black electric Jaguar I-PACE was out of control and its brakes failed while traveling on the M58, M57, and M62 motorways.
  • Police from Merseyside and Greater Manchester vigorously pursued the vehicle, surrounding it for 35 minutes before safely boxing it in and causing two lanes to be closed during the operation.
  • The vehicle reached speeds up to 100mph, and Owen expressed terror that he might not survive or could harm others while trapped inside the car during the uncontrolled drive.
  • Owen is scheduled to attend the Liverpool, Knowsley, and St Helens court on Wednesday, August 13, 2024, where he will enter a plea of not guilty to all charges.
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Driver of 100mph ‘rogue’ electric car charged with driving offence

Nathan Owen said a fault in his Jaguar I-Pace left him without brakes at 100mph on the motorway.

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Irish News broke the news in Northern Ireland, United Kingdom on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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