Jeep is gearing up for a major product offensive in 2025 with plans to introduce five new or refreshed models. This will help the iconic SUV brand continue its electrification push and further expand its lineup.
According to Jeep’s new CEO Antonio Filosa, 2025 will see the arrival of two new battery-electric vehicles along with more plug-in hybrid options. The upcoming electrified launches include the recently announced Jeep Recon BEV, which will enter production late 2024 and hit dealerships in 2025. The performance-focused Jeep Wagoneer S PHEV unveiled earlier this year will also go on sale in 2025 after a short 2024 model year run.
Jeep’s 2025 lineup expansion aligns with parent company Stellantis’ electrification strategy. It also supports Jeep’s aim to recapture market share in the competitive US SUV segment after five straight years of declining sales.
To lay the groundwork for the 2025 product blitz, Jeep has already refreshed core models like the Wrangler and Grand Cherokee for 2024. It has also reduced pricing on models such as the Gladiator pickup. Integrating the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer into the Jeep brand should further boost growth.
“Our revamped model range demonstrates Jeep’s commitment to leading the electrified SUV market,” said Filosa. “With new BEVs, more PHEV options and refreshed models delivering on capability, performance and efficiency, we are on track to achieve our ambitious business goals for 2025 and beyond.”
Jeep fans and SUV shoppers alike will be keeping an eye out for full details on the upcoming debuts over the next year. The long-running brand appears poised for a new era of growth.
