John VonJeep
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Can they raise the price much?
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Can they raise the price much?
I was thinking that - from what I can tell, they've eliminated the 2 AC vents on either side of the stack? That's going to suck in Texas, AZ & FL in the summers. Unless I'm not seeing that right.The AC ducting may make it tough.

There are now thin vents underneath the screen. They look like they’ll suck, though.I was thinking that - from what I can tell, they've eliminated the 2 AC vents on either side of the stack? That's going to suck in Texas, AZ & FL in the summers. Unless I'm not seeing that right.
Jeep said that in the above statement, I was like what like you why then do all this just to go ev?Jeep hasn’t even released a fully EV Wrangler yet. In no universe are they going to offer all of this for 2024 and then dump it and offer only EV in 2025. C’mon, man.
Agree! Although power seats *usually* go lower than non power seats IMO. We'll just have to see about this one.I'm really hoping the new seats help improve head and legroom. I'm worried they might make it worse![]()
OOh! Going back to zoom in.....There are now thin vents underneath the screen.
My take is that there will be no more ESS. eTorque is a form of electrification.I believe that means that there's electric options available in each lineup.....not 100% production of each lineup
Tiny vents at that. Of course, who uses them with the top off?There are now thin vents underneath the screen. They look like they’ll suck, though.
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No way. Even with etorque there's plenty of proof that ESS increases overall gas milage. No way they're taking that off when they still struggle to meet overall fleet MPG requirementsMy take is that there will be no more ESS. eTorque is a form of electrification.