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Wasn't Jeep supposed to make a Wrangler 4xe Sport? All I see are Saharas and Rubicons

Don't forget the Moab rims, rock rails, & all weather floor mats

They've changed the grill. Maybe that will be enough to satisfy Chrysler https://jalopnik.com/mahindra-gives-the-roxor-a-new-face-and-issues-a-statem-1841189325

Which is why Chrysler is pushing 4 cylinder Wranglers, and about to unleash a ton of electric models. Anything to bring up their average fuel economy so they don't have to keep buying credits from Tesla

So is this a one-off to showcase accessories, or a production model coming to market?

So, the Steel bumpers and LED lighting - that's cosmetic? How abot the E-Torque engine only available on the Sahara. Is that cosmetic? The $950 rock rails that also work as side steps -is that just cosmetic too?

The Pacifica PHEV minivan has been out for 3 years now

. It charges itself with the GAS ENGINE under the hood.

AC is standard on all 4 door JLs. It's an option on the 2 door Sport

Like if a rock punctures the gas tank and your jeep catches on fire?

...so the Wrangler 4XE is actually better for trails in the middle of nowhere since it can also carry a 5 gallon jerrycan, and has an extra 30 miles of range if thats not enough

The gas engine kicks in and runs the jeep, as well as charges the battery. Its a plug in hybrid. It will run on electricity for the first 30 miles or so, then it switches to the 2.0 turbo. Whats your conplan for when you’re stuck in the middle of nowhere on a trail and you run out of gas?

Dont forget the BSG E-Torque system with that 2.0. I havent driven either one, but all the reviews say the hybrid system gives it low end torque

It also It also doesn't come with the E-Torque mild hybrid ststem, heavy duty spare tire carrier, and bumper hoop (whatever that's for)

More than just cosmetics You get Steel Bumpers, LED lighting, rock rails with built in side steps, heavy duty tire carrier, all weather floor liners, and the 2.0 E-Torque that's only available on the Sahara. That's close to $5000 of useful options before they add the stickers and red seat belts

The E-Torque 4 cylinder is still for sale on Sahara models, and now it's available on the Recon too

Uh, locomotives?

Wow, you drive close to 3000 miles a month! Is is mostly freeway miles?

diesel_jeep found this on the Mopar website: https://www.mopar.com/en-us/my-vehicle/owners-manual.html Looks like its getting the 2.0 turbo. Interestingly, if you select the Sahara PHEV on the drop down menu, it lists it as having 3.73 gears Also, it only lists Sahara and Rubicon as PHEV

diesel_jeep found this on the Mopar website: https://www.mopar.com/en-us/my-vehicle/owners-manual.html Looks like its getting the 2.0 turbo. Interestingly, if you select the Sahara PHEV on the drop down menu, it lists it as having 3.73 gears Also, it only lists Sahara and Rubicon as PHEV