Two-row Jeep Grand Cherokee 2022 will significantly rise in price

The 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee has seen a significant price increase. When it goes on sale in late 2021, it will start at $39185 for the most basic spec, which still isn't too poor. The price of the hybrid version 4xe, which will appear on the market in 2022, is currently not announced by the manufacturer.




The Jeep maker can take a deep breath as the Grand Cherokee line is now complete. The upgraded two-row model joins the three-row L model, which debuted successfully this year. The 2022 standard wheelbase specification will go on sale for $3705 more than the previous generation model. The previously mentioned price tag of $39185 is for the base version of the Laredo. It is only available with a 3,6-liter V6 engine with 293 horsepower. Fabric seats are installed inside the car, and the exterior is succinctly decorated with discs with a radius of 17 inches. Rear-wheel drive is included as standard, but for a full one you will have to pay 2000 USD.

For $43740, you can buy the next Altitude trim on the list. The higher specification Limited will sell at dealerships for at least $45.

Those wishing to have a 5,7-horsepower 8-liter V357 engine under the hood should fork out for one of the following specifications: Trailhawk, Overland, Summit and Summit Reserve. Versions with this motor come with all-wheel drive by default. Consider their cost:

• ✅ Trailhawk: from $53070 or $56365 with V8 engine
  
• ✅ Overland: from $55100 RWD, from $60035 V8
  
• ✅ Summit: from 59160 USD, and cars with V8 will cost at least $64455
  
• ✅ Summit Reserve: from $65160 with a V6 engine and at least $68455 with a V8
  

In addition to these specifications, the manufacturer is producing a 4xe hybrid vehicle with a plug-in electric drive in the form of two electric motors and a four-cylinder turbocharged power unit. It will be available in showrooms in early 2022.



The new 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee will be added to dealerships in the next couple of months. He will join his "colleague" Jeep Grand Cherokee L, the cost of which in the minimum configuration is only $1500 more.