Jeep
Go Anywhere, Do Anything
Jeep is an American automobile marque now owned by Stellantis. The brand has a rich heritage dating back to the Willys MB of World War II and is known for rugged off-road vehicles. In 2023, Jeep introduced its first all-electric model, the Avenger, built on Stellantis's e‑CMP platform. The Avenger combines Jeep's iconic styling with a compact, city‑friendly electric SUV.
EV milestones
- +Distinctive, rugged Jeep design in a compact package.
- +High ground clearance and Select‑Terrain traction control for mild off‑roading.
- +Competitive electric range for its class.
- +Well‑equipped with standard ADAS and infotainment.
- –Front‑wheel drive only, not suitable for serious off‑road use.
- –No vehicle‑to‑load (V2L) functionality.
- –Boot space is adequate but not class‑leading.
- –Heat pump may be optional in some markets.
The Jeep Avenger uses a 54 kWh lithium‑ion NMC battery supplied by CATL, operating at 400 V. It supports DC fast charging up to 100 kW and features liquid cooling and battery pre‑conditioning. The pack is mounted under the floor to lower the centre of gravity, and Jeep provides an 8‑year/160,000 km warranty with a 70% state‑of‑health guarantee.
The Jeep Avenger successfully translates the brand's iconic style and adventurous spirit into a practical, everyday electric SUV. It's ideal for urban drivers who want a characterful EV with the occasional ability to tackle dirt roads. However, those needing 4WD or maximum cargo capacity should look elsewhere.
- Legal name
- Jeep (Stellantis)
- Ownership
- Stellantis
- EV-only brand
- No
- Battery partners
- CATL
- Sells in Poland
- Yes
- Markets
- PL, DE, FR, UK, NO
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