Ahead of its anticipated launch on April 22, Jeep has revealed the key details about the India-spec facelift of its iconic Wrangler.
While maintaining its rugged appeal, the refreshed Wrangler boasts subtle cosmetic updates and a host of added features to enhance comfort and convenience.
Design Highlights
At first glance, the facelifted Wrangler may appear largely unchanged, but a closer inspection reveals notable enhancements. Sporting a new all-black grille and fresh alloy wheel designs. Additionally, the inclusion of a Gorilla glass windshield as standard further elevates its durability.
Enhanced Interior Features
Inside the cabin, the Wrangler facelift offers an upgraded infotainment experience with a spacious 12.3-inch touchscreen display powered by Jeep’s latest Uconnect 5 operating system. The addition of 12-way power adjustable front seats ensures optimal comfort during extended journeys, while wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity seamlessly integrate with modern mobile devices.
Safety and Security
Jeep leaves no stone unturned when it comes to safety, equipping the Wrangler facelift with a comprehensive suite of advanced safety features. From six airbags to electronic stability control and hill start assist, the Wrangler offers peace of mind for drivers and passengers alike, whether navigating city streets or venturing off-road.
Robust Powertrain and Off-Road Capabilities
Under the hood, the Wrangler retains its formidable 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine, delivering a commanding 270hp and 400Nm of torque. Paired with an 8-speed torque converter automatic transmission and Jeep’s renowned Selec-Trac full-time 4WD system, the Wrangler ensures uncompromising performance both on and off the beaten path.
Pricing and Competition
While specific pricing details are yet to be unveiled, the Wrangler facelift is expected to command a premium over its predecessors due to the array of new features and enhancements. Although it faces no direct competitors in the Indian market, the Land Rover Defender 110 emerges as its closest rival in terms of rugged performance and off-road prowess.