NHTSA Complaint #11545052 — 2019 JAGUAR I-PACE

No normal braking available; unable to place car in park as normal; unable to turn car off as normal; The All Surface Progress Control (ASPC) lamp illuminated to confirm that the ASPC system is enabled however the brake warning lamp illuminates but the vehicle cannot be driven with care contrary to what the manual states, but seek qualified assistance urgently contradicts dangerous hard no braking system probably due to corrupt auxiliary battery system employed by Jaguar. Driving home near my house and into the garage the whole braking and parking system becomes difunctional was difficult to shut off car. Next day checked I-PACE system and was difficult to turn on back out. Drove down the block tested brakes. Brakes hard and secure or operable as brakes. Returned to garage slowly relying on car to stop some how with unusable brakes. Brake battery shoes 10.84 volts. Will contact dealers on Monday concerning unsafe to drive I-Pace due to jeopardized braking by system design.