Jeep loaded the Grand Cherokee with features.
The two-row Jeep Grand Cherokee has been officially displayed by Jeep, specifically the 4xe plug-in hybrid. However, the automaker has not yet released all details and specifications about the model. According to Mopar insiders, dealers can place orders for three versions the new Grand Cherokee. Pricing information is not yet available. The Grand Cherokee Limited 4×4 comes with the Pentastar V6 3.6-liter engine. The Lux Tech package includes equipment such as a 360-degree camera system and intersection collision warning.
The Entertainment Group is also available on this model. This package includes a 10-inch screen for infotainment and navigation, a nine speaker stereo system, and a sunroof with dual panes. The Cherokee Summit Reserve 4×4 also comes with the 5.7-liter Hemi v8. The Lux Tech package is also available. The Advance ProTech Package includes a head-up display as well as night vision with pedestrian or animal detection.
The Grand Cherokee Summit Reserve 4xe is the final option. The Grand Cherokee Summit Reserve 4xe features the Lux Tech, Advance ProTech and a digital display on its passenger side. You will have five exterior color options: Velvet Red (Baltic Grey), Diamond Black (Silver Zynith), Bright White (Bright White), and Diamond Black (Diamond Black).
Jeep has yet to release the full information. The full announcement should not be far if the company allows dealers to place orders. The three-row Grand Cherokee L starts from $36,995 (plus $1,695 destination charges). The Summit Reserve 4X4 is the most expensive model at $61,995. The two-row version would be slightly more expensive.
