Announced
Facelifted Jeep Avenger shown first in Brazil - European version expected to be identical. Exterior updates confirmed; interior and powertrain details not yet published. Full premiere coming soon.
156 hp FWD
American off-road brand owned by Stellantis. Sells SUVs globally from the compact Avenger to the large Grand Cherokee. The Avenger is its first dedicated EV and is produced in Poland.
Jeep models
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The Jeep Avenger is a subcompact SUV sold with a 100 hp petrol engine, a 108 hp mild-hybrid, and a 143 hp 4xe all-wheel-drive hybrid, alongside a separately specified electric version. Italian prices start from €25,700.
100 hp FWD
The 2026 Jeep Cherokee returns as a full hybrid, pairing a turbocharged 1.6-liter engine with two electric motors for 210 hp combined and standard all-wheel drive. EPA-rated at 37 mpg combined, it starts around $35,000.
210 hp AWD
Coming Soon
The Jeep Grand Cherokee (WL generation) regains its off-road Trailhawk and luxury Overland trims for 2027, now petrol-only after the 4xe plug-in hybrid was dropped. Both use a 329 hp 2.0-litre Hurricane turbo four with an eight-speed automatic. The Trailhawk adds 290 mm of clearance and serious off-road hardware. Deliveries are due by the end of 2026.
329 hp 4WD
Jeep's first fully electric, Trail Rated off-roader. Only the range-topping Moab trim is orderable so far, with 650 hp, AWD, and a 357 km EPA range. Pricing starts at $66,995.
650 hp 357 km AWD
Coming Soon
Seventh edition in Jeep's Twelve 4 Twelve programme, celebrating three simultaneous anniversaries - 85 years of Jeep, 85 years of Captain America, and 250 years of the United States. White body with red and blue Captain America shield graphics, created in partnership with Marvel. On sale summer 2026 with a $2,095 premium over the Willys base.
4WD
Announced
Special edition in Jeep's Twelve 4 Twelve programme reviving the Laredo name, last used on a Wrangler from 1987 to 1995. Built on the Willys base with the Xtreme 35 off-road package, Southwest-inspired graphics, and Bison Brown leather with gold stitching inside. Starts at $53,240 for the two-door.
289 hp 4WD
News about Jeep
Jeep Revives the Wrangler Laredo Name After Almost 40 Years
The latest special edition in Jeep's Twelve 4 Twelve programme brings back a Wrangler trim name last used in 1995. Built on the off-road Willys base with a 1-inch lift, 35-inch tyres, and Southwest-inspired graphics, the Laredo starts at $53,240 for the two-door and $55,620 for the four-door.
15 Jul 2026
Jeep Recon EV opens orders at $66,995
Jeep has opened US orders for the Recon EV, its first fully electric, Trail Rated off-roader. Only the range-topping Moab trim is available so far, with 650 hp and a 357 km EPA range, starting at $66,995.
1 Jul 2026
Jeep Grand Cherokee: Trailhawk and Overland return, petrol-only
Stellantis has brought the off-road Trailhawk and luxury Overland trims back to the Grand Cherokee lineup, now with a petrol engine only and no hybrid option. Both use a 329 hp 2.0-litre Hurricane turbo four. The Trailhawk gets 290 mm of ground clearance and serious off-road hardware; the Overland keeps the same drivetrain in a plusher package. Deliveries are due by the end of 2026.
17 Jun 2026
About
Jeep is one of the oldest four-wheel drive brands, originating in WWII military vehicles. Now owned by Stellantis, it sells SUVs across all sizes. In Europe, the lineup focuses on the Avenger (compact, produced in Gliwice, Poland), Compass, and Renegade. The Avenger was launched in 2023 as the brand’s first dedicated BEV.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Jeep?
Jeep is owned by Stellantis.
What country is Jeep from?
Jeep is a American brand, headquartered in Toledo.
When was Jeep founded?
Jeep was founded in 1941.
What kind of cars does Jeep make?
Jeep makes SUVs of all sizes, now including electric models.