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Jeep revealed the detailed specifications and pricing for the '2027 Grand Cherokee' on the 12th (local time), marking the brand's and Stellantis Group's best-selling model.
As expected from a model year change, the updates are modest. The 2027 Grand Cherokee strengthens off-road performance and premium convenience features while reorganizing its lineup. The new lineup includes the cost-effective off-road trim 'Laredo Upland,' along with 'Trailhawk' and 'Overland' trims.
The powertrain comes standard with a 3.6L V6 gasoline engine in Laredo and Laredo X trims, while the 2.0L Hurricane four-cylinder turbo gasoline engine is standard for higher trims above Laredo Altitude. Off-road capability reaches the highest level in its class. It features a ground clearance of 11.4 inches (approximately 29 cm), with an approach angle of 36 degrees, departure angle of 30.3 degrees, and ramp angle of 24.4 degrees. The maximum towing capacity is the best in its class at 6,200 pounds (approximately 2,812 kg) when equipped with appropriate gear.
Convenience features have also been expanded across trims. Laredo and Laredo X trims now come standard with a 10.1-inch infotainment screen instead of the previous 8.4-inch unit and feature new 18-inch wheels. The Limited trim adds standard 20-inch wheels, a wireless smartphone charging pad, and rain-sensing wipers, while the Limited Reserve includes power-folding side mirrors.
The newly introduced Laredo Upland trim combines Trailhawk design elements with off-road equipment. It comes standard with exclusive 18-inch wheels, all-terrain tires, a front bumper equipped with paper gray tow hooks, body-color roof rails, and Capri leather and suede seats. Exterior colors now include eight new options such as High Gloss Black and Sting Gray, bringing the total to 12 available colors. Vehicle production is handled at Stellantis Mack and Jefferson Assembly plants in Detroit, USA.
The 2027 Grand Cherokee is currently accepting orders, with customer deliveries set to begin in the second half of 2026. Starting prices are $41,515 (approximately 56.88 million won) for the entry-level Laredo, $49,990 (approximately 68.49 million won) for Upland, $54,995 (approximately 75.34 million won) for Trailhawk, and $57,895 (approximately 79.32 million won, including a $1,995 destination fee) for Overland.
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