Stellantis opens dual-brand dealership in Goa for Jeep and Citroen retail

Stellantis' Jeep taps Toyota-backed firm, Bosch for hybrid, extended range technologies

Jeep India reintroduces Wrangler Willys 41 Limited Edition

Jeep reintroduces Wrangler Willys 41 Special Edition at Rs 70.31 lakh

MG Majestor vs Jeep Meridian vs Skoda Kodiaq: Battle of premium SUVs heating up

Jeep Wrangler Willys 392 limited edition makes global debut with Hemi V8
 American automaker, Jeep has introduced the Wrangler Willys 392 as a specialised, limited-run entry within the Twelve 4 Twelve initiative, merging retro design cues with high-performance mechanicals.

Jeep launches Meridian Track Edition at Rs 35.95 lakh

Jeep Meridian Track Edition launched, starting at ₹35.95 lakh; Gets sliding second-row

Jeep Compass and Meridian get benefits of up to ₹1.65 lakh

Jeep Compass discounts go up to Rs 2.75 lakh in February 2026

India-US pact may bring Tesla, Jeep & Harley Davidson closer to Indians—while shielding desi players
 

Jeep confirms new SUV for India in 2027
Jeep India has announced a new 2.0 strategy, intending to enhance its line-up, meet consumer needs and improve the ownership experience. As part of this roadmap, called Strategic Plan Jeep 2.0, the brand will bring an all-new SUV in 2027, its first all-new model in five years, and in the meantime, it will launch special editions of its current range.

Jeep outlines new strategic plan to scale up localisation, exports from India
SUV maker Jeep plans to expand exports from India to new markets

Jeep’s next India models to arrive from 2027 under new strategy

Key differences that set 2026 Jeep Meridian apart from outgoing model

Jeep Meridian updated with sliding second row seats
The MY26 Jeep Meridian SUV has been launched in India with a new second-row sliding function on the higher-spec Limited (O) and Overland trims. However, prices of all the trims remain the same as before.

Jeep India unveils long-term ownership support for Compass, Meridian buyers

Jeep Compass, Meridian assured buyback program launched
Jeep India has launched the ‘Confidence 7’ ownership program for the Compass and Meridian customers. As the name suggests, Jeep’s new ownership program offers seven benefits that include assured buyback, subsidised annual maintenance contract, extended warranty, and loaner vehicle support, among others. Read on to find out what the American brand has in store for those interested in buying the Compass or the Meridian SUV.

Jeep Compass gets discounts of up to Rs 2.55 lakh in January 2026
Jeep India is rolling out enticing benefits of up to Rs 4 lakh on the Compass, Meridian and Grand Cherokee this month. Depending on the model, these benefits comprise consumer discounts, corporate discounts and other special offers.

Jeep is the rare Car Brand that’s cutting prices right now
Stellantis NV’s Jeep brand is mounting a turnaround bid by cutting prices, an unusual strategy in an increasingly exorbitant US car market.

NHAI to discontinue KYV process for all new car, jeep, van FASTag issuances from Feb 1

Jeep Recon revealed as 659hp electric off roader
Jeep has debuted the Recon SUV as its first all-electric off-roader and third EV overall, following the Avenger and Wagoneer S. The Recon was first unveiled during Jeep’s 4xe Day 2022 and is set to hit global markets in 2026. The American carmaker has disclosed details surrounding the Recon’s Moab trim, which will be sold in the US and Canada only.

Stellantis recalls 375,000 Jeep SUVs over fire risks, urges owners to park outside

Stellantis charges slam shares as Jeep maker talks up turnaround

Stellantis begins new Jeep Compass production in Italy to revive sales

2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee unveiled with new turbo engine: India launch on the table?

Stellantis moves Jeep Compass production from Canada to US amid tariff impact

Jeep Compass could soon use Tata Motors’ new 1.5-litre petrol engine
In order to have a continued presence in India’s petrol SUV market, Stellantis is exploring the option of using Tata Motors’ upcoming 1.5-litre T-GDi engine to power the Jeep Compass, and possibly the Meridian too.

Jeep Compass Track Edition launched at Rs 26.78 lakh
Jeep India has launched a new special edition variant of the Compass, called the Track Edition, with prices starting from Rs 26.78 lakh (ex-showroom). The Jeep Compass Track Edition will be available in limited numbers, and it brings a few exterior and interior cosmetic enhancements over the top-spec Model S trim it is based on. Bookings are already underway, and it will be available for immediate delivery.

Jeep India launches Compass Track Edition at ₹26.78 lakh: what’s new and key highlights

Jeep Meridian long term review, 21,000km report
As you may have read in our last report, our long-term Jeep Meridian played a key supporting role in our Guinness World Records title attempt, shadowing the Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV from Jaisalmer to Leh. What you didn’t know is that the Meridian’s adventure didn’t end there. Rahul and I took it further – first to Hanle, and then up the world’s highest motorable road, Umling La. Why? Honestly, the only answer is: why not?

Jeep announces price cut of upto ₹4.84 lakh after GST 2.0

Toyota, Hyundai, Jeep announce massive recalls in US
In the US, three prominent manufacturers – Toyota, Hyundai, and Stellantis – have issued recalls for three separate reasons. Toyota has announced a recall for 591,377 vehicles for an instrument panel issue, while Hyundai is recalling 568,580 vehicles for a setbelt issue, and Stellantis is recalling 164,000 Jeep vehicles for a faulty door trim.

Jeep® India carves a record path: taking culture, faith and innovation all the way to Bappa
Mumbai: Jeep® India has made history this Ganeshotsav with its unique initiative Trail of Faith, which has been officially recognised by the Asia Book of Records and the India Book of Records for the Largest Digital Collection of Ganpati Wishes wrapped on a vehicle.

Honda Cars, Jeep India to cut vehicle prices from Sep 22
Honda Cars India on Tuesday said it will cut vehicle prices by up to Rs 95,500 to pass on the GST rate cut benefit to customers. The company said it will reduce prices of compact sedan Amaze by up to Rs 95,500, City by Rs 57,500 and Elevate by Rs 58,400 with effect from September 22. In a separate statement, Jeep India said that with the rationalisation of GST slabs, ex-showroom prices across the portfolio -- Compass, Meridian, Wrangler, and Grand Cherokee -- will see substantial reductions ranging from Rs 1.26 lakh to nearly Rs 4.8 lakh, depending on the model and variant. The new pricing structure will be effective across all Jeep dealerships nationwide from September 22, 2025, aligning with the implementation of the revised GST rates, it added.

Honda Cars, Jeep India to cut vehicle prices from Sep 22

Jeep Meridian facelift revealed for Brazil
A refreshed Jeep Meridian has been unveiled for the Brazilian market, where the 7-seat SUV is on sale with the Commander name. The Jeep Commander has been available in the South American market since 2021, a little before the Meridian arrived in India, and has received its mid-lifecycle facelift, bringing minor design changes outside and some tweaks on the inside.

In the right direction: Jeep Compass
It has been eight years since Jeep launched its first locally assembled product in India, the Jeep Compass. It joined the company’s range of fully imported cars, which, while impressively capable, were out of reach for the large majority of buyers. The Compass changed all that; with prices starting from as low as (roughly) ₹15 lakh, ex-showroom, it was accessible, and if you were to spec it with AWD, it is quite adept at tackling off-road trails, too. To back all that was a rugged yet premium appearance. If you wanted a car with a Jeep badge, the Compass was a great way to start the journey with. Now, with the introduction of the 4x2, diesel-powered AT version, Jeep has doubled down on its intent to making the brand more appealing to a wider variety of customers. Prices now start at ₹24.83 lakh, ex-showroom, and with that, you get a Jeep that’s easy to drive and live with (even in the city), one that still looks like a mini Grand Cherokee and has a distinctly premium cabin. We spend some time with the new variant to understand if the lower price tag translates into a huge compromise on the core appeal of the Compass.