Jeep has revealed its ambitious plans to revamp its lineup, with a brand-new Compass, updated Grand Cherokee, and refreshed Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer on the horizon.
The all-new Compass is slated to hit the market by the end of 2027, while the revamped Grand Cherokee and Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer will follow suit. In addition to these updates, Jeep has confirmed its commitment to electrification, with a range-extended Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer 4xe in the works.
This strategic move is part of Jeep’s efforts to expand its market coverage from 45% to 85% and boost sales to over 1 million units in the US by 2027. The brand has faced serious declines in recent years, with sales plummeting from 973,227 vehicles in 2018 to 641,166 in 2023. To address this, Jeep is adjusting its pricing and incentives to better align with market demand.
The upcoming models are expected to be a game-changer for the brand, with the new Compass promising to bring a fresh design and advanced features to the table.
The updated Grand Cherokee and Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer will also boast important upgrades, including new powertrains and cutting-edge technology. With its sights set on reclaiming its position in the market, Jeep is poised for a major comeback.
By investing in electrification and refreshing its lineup, Jeep aims to appeal to a wider range of customers and stay competitive in the rapidly evolving automotive landscape. With its iconic designs, legendary off-road capabilities, and commitment to innovation, Jeep is ready to take on the future and reclaim its spot as a leader in the industry.