Скачать или смотреть 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe

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Test Vehicle: 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe
Exterior Color: Diamond Black
Interior Color: Tupelo Black Leather
Notable Options: Diamond Black Paint ($395), Summit Reserve Group ($4,480), Luxury Tech Group V ($275), Advanced ProTech Group IV ($2,235),
MSRP as tested: $79,000 (with destination)

Pros: PHEV option, Refined interior, interior passenger space, off-road capability
Cons: Can get costly, average cargo space

Exterior Style: An evolution of past Grand Cherokees, only bigger. Overall style is rugged and refined with LED lighting and premium wheels. A variety of wheel sizes and subtle differences will distinguish various trim levels. The Trailhawk trim is great for an off-road enthusiast.

Interior: Impressive layout offers passengers plenty of breathing room in both rows. The front dash is functional and integrated premium materials. Modern technology is great and early glitches have been corrected.

Performance: Under the hood is a 2.0L turbocharged I-4 engine that pairs with a 400-volt, 17-kWh battery to deliver 375 horsepower and 470 pound feet of torque. With a total electric range of around 25 miles, it’s great for around town driving and easy to charge overnight.

Family Friendly: Built for smaller families with room for five passengers. Cargo capacity is average among the class, but sufficient for most needs.

Value: The Grand Cherokee is a very reputable vehicle that holds its value and is likely worth the investment. Pricing ranges from $60,360 for the base and climb to $77,570 plus. These get into luxury vehicle prices compared to mainstay competitors from Chevy, Ford, and Toyota.

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