With four new EVs rolling out by 2025, Jeep offers few details about the all-electric SUVs—though one of them isn’t coming to the US.
from 1995 to 2014—was presented as part of the Stellantis Dare Forward strategic plan earlier this year, although the name wasn’t revealed until today. Jeep management says the targeted electric range for the Avenger is 249 miles . The Avenger will be available with both two- and four-wheel drive.
The automaker will, however, manufacture the Wagoneer and Recon BEVs in North American plants , and both are derived fromdesigned for battery-electric vehicles. Eager customers will be able to reserve their purchases early next year, before sales begin in 2024. Still, as emissions regulations ratchet up globally , it’s possible the Wrangler at some point in the future could go all-electric.
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