Jeep – Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media The phrase “Freedom is Electric” is the off-road vehicle manufacturer Jeep®’s new tagline. We’ll see lots of battery-electric cars (BEVs) coming from Jeep and all the other automotive companies under the Stellantis banner, including electrified favorites like the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe and full-electric variations like the all-electric
Ram 1500 – Image by Ram Trucks The winners of this year’s AutoPacific Vehicle Satisfaction Awards go to three very well-known Stellantis vehicles. The favorites include the Chrysler Pacifica Minivan, the Ram 1500 pickup truck, and the Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV, all earning praise as the most satisfying vehicles within their category on a poll
May 2021: Jeep Grand Cherokee – Courtesy: Shutterstock – Image by Veyron Photo The first-ever Jeep Grand Cherokee to utilize a third row in the back will be the new Grand Cherokee L. The next step for Jeep vehicles is the addition of the 3.0-liter inline-six engine with the name, “Tornado.” A report from the
Courtesy: Jeep It wasn’t long ago that Jeep released the Jeep 4xe, a hybrid platform Wrangler that utilizes both a battery reserve and gas. What was once thought an impossibility for the Jeep brand became a reality thanks to the large shift to move more electric and expend clean energy in the automotive industry. Now,
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Who would’ve thought that America’s most beloved rugged off-road automaker would remotely consider going electric? Probably no one. For years Jeep has prided itself on creating the most efficient off-road vehicles that can do it all, but a major consumer problem has always been convincing buyers to disregard the dent in their
Photo Source/Copyright: Jeep.com It’s no secret that off-road American behemoth automaker Jeep® loves the outdoors. Lately, Jeep has been exploring alternative models and transmission methods while staying true to its adventurous roots. The introduction of the 2019 Jeep Gladiator back in 2018 is arguably what kicked things into gear—in an unorthodox way. Traditionally, the brand
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Earlier this year, a newly minted merger between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and Groupe PSA was born to create Stellantis. Stellantis, now the parent company of all brands under the former groups, including Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, and more, have made a series of moves to reorganize the structure of the individual
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Media This year’s Easter Jeep Safari had many new concept cars, cool innovations, off-road antics, and built on upcoming technology for their forward-thinking plug-in and hybrid vehicle options. A major sticking point to transitioning into the battery-powered vehicle world is the practicality, ease of use, and accessibility of the platform throughout a
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis Synonymous with off-roading adventures is the beloved American automaker—Jeep. Since its inception, the brand has always been about freedom and adventure. From the factory to your driveway, Jeeps have a certain appeal with their rugged look, and the Jeep Wrangler is a huge driving force for their popularity. Wranglers invite customization. Owners
Photo Source/Copyright: Stellantis For the first time ever, Jeep is offering a third-row Grand Cherokee to spice things up in the full-size SUV category. The all-new 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L may be the bridge that Jeep SUV drivers have wanted all along. While it wasn’t until last week that the company also revealed its