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Jeep unveils a large number of concept cars at the 60th anniversary of Easter Jeep Safari (EJS)

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Jeep Grand Wagoneer Commander Concept/photo courtesy of Stellantis Korea
Jeep Grand Wagoneer Commander Concept/photo courtesy of Stellantis Korea

Jeep presented the brand's off-road history and future direction at the 60th Easter Jeep Safari, which will be held from March 28 to April 5, 2026 in Moab, Utah. Easter Jeep Safari is an event where off-road enthusiasts from all over the world gather every year, further emphasizing its symbolism to mark its 60th anniversary this year.

At this event, Jeep simultaneously showed the succession of traditional 4x4 technology and future offloading trends through concept vehicles and experience programs developed with Jeep Performance Parts under Mopa. The concept cars released are custom models jointly developed by Jeep and the JPP design team, which reflect the brand's long-established technology and future product directions. The Wrangler Anvil 715 concept is a model that focuses on overland driving, minimizing unnecessary elements and emphasizing driving performance and structural completeness.

Concept car/photo courtesy of Jeep at EJS 2026 = Stellantis Korea
Concept car/photo courtesy of Jeep at EJS 2026 = Stellantis Korea

The Wrangler buzzcut concept combines sporty sensibility and off-road performance with a compact two-seater configuration, and features a load space expansion that takes into account long-distance driving. The Grand Wagoneer Commander concept was presented as a model with off-road performance considering trail driving and equipment towing while maintaining the luxurious nature of a full-size SUV. The Wrangler Laredo concept is a Willis-based model that emphasizes the identity of classical Jeep through its simple composition and mechanical sensibility, and suggests the future direction of the Laredo lineup.

The XJ Pioneer Concept is a model that celebrates the original Cherokee in 1984, symbolizing the history of Jeep's contribution to SUV market changes and the return of Cherokee in 2026. Jeep defines Moab as an iconic place that has been verifying brand performance, and explained that Easter Jeep Safari has played an important role in developing 4x4 technology and building relationships with customers for decades.

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