Jeep to offer wide range of powertrain options

Jeep is replenishing its lineup in the coming years with an assortment of powertrain options, including two fully electric vehicles arriving in the months ahead.

The familiar Cherokee and Renegade nameplates could return to the lineup on new platforms. The Cherokee was discontinued last year, and the Renegade was dropped from the U.S. lineup after the 2023 model year, although it continued to be sold in other markets.

Recon: The electric Recon is an eco-friendly off-roader inspired by the Wrangler that will have removable doors and glass to offer open-air experiences. The company says it will reach dealerships in 2025.

Wagoneer S: The electric Wagoneer S reaches U.S. and Canadian dealerships in the fall. It has an estimated range of more than 300 miles with a 0-to-60-mph time of 3.4 seconds. The five-seat Wagoneer S is smaller than the gasoline-powered, three-row Wagoneer SUVs that Jeep sells today, and the company said the EV will be the brand's most aerodynamic vehicle. It will be sold in major markets around the world, including Europe.

Electric midsize crossover: A new EV crossover on the STLA Large platform is coming in 2025. AutoForecast Solutions says it will be called the Cherokee. The Cherokee's previous generation went out of production in 2023.

Electric Renegade: The Renegade that will now be an electric subcompact crossover, which Stellantis plans to sell for under $25,000, could debut around 2027.

Gladiator: The midsize pickup is getting a 4xe plug-in hybrid version in late 2025. Production continues into 2028, when a redesigned version emerges.

Wagoneer L/Grand Wagoneer L: The extended versions of the premium utility vehicles debuted in 2022. Production is expected to continue into 2028, according to the UAW.

Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer: Stellantis' UAW contract shows the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer getting extended-range electric versions in 2025, with fully electric versions coming in 2027.

AutoForecast Solutions believes there could be a consolidation of the lineup in 2025. The forecaster says the standard Wagoneer nameplate could be dropped while Jeep continues on with the Grand Wagoneer.

Grand Cherokee L: Production of the three-row utility vehicle is slated to continue into at least 2027, according to AutoForecast Solutions. A redesign could emerge in 2027.

Grand Cherokee: The Grand Cherokee could move to Stellantis' STLA Large platform in 2027. Stellantis' UAW contract lists an electric Grand Cherokee arriving in 2027.

Wrangler: The Wrangler is slated to get fully electric and extended-range electric versions in 2028, when the next generation arrives.

Compass: The next generation is likely to go into production in 2025 on the STLA Medium platform.