If you want to lift it higher than that, you'll need longer shocks and longer brake lines, for starters. Depending on your ...

Jeep began its electrification journey with its 4xe plug-in hybrid models and took the leap into the world of EVs with the ...

The Jeep Recon serves as an electric counterpart to the popular Wrangler off-roader, with all-wheel drive, a potent electric ...

Despite all of the issues that parent company Stellantis is going through, Jeep still manages to sell vehicles. The Wrangler was once the jewel of the brand, but now they sell far more Jeep Grand ...

Jeep is planning on bringing an electrified off-road capable model to the masses in the form of the 2026 Jeep Recon. Inspired ...

though Jeep hasn’t said which one will underpin the Recon. We know that it’ll trade the Wrangler’s dependable solid axles for a more sophisticated fully independent suspension, possibly with ...

a Jeep Wrangler and a pickup truck. But the Gladiator failed to ignite the anticipated demand, hurt in part by a high pricetag. The new head of Jeep North America Bob Broderdorf says prospects for ...

View all 2002 Jeep Wrangler ... it is to park the Wrangler, which is partly a function of its short wheelbase. But that same short wheelbase — the distance between the front and rear wheels ...

Stellantis, the parent company of Chrysler, is recalling more than 63,000 Jeep Cherokees because of a defect that causes the vehicles to lose power and impede parking, increasing the risk of a ...

Many of the traditional Jeep details, such as a large, vertical front grille, a square back and trapezoidal wheel wells, are antithetical to the aerodynamic demands of an EV. The weight of the ...

Modern features aside, what most of us are here for when it comes to Jeep cars, especially Wrangler lineup is its ultra-powerful performance and this year’s Rubicon Black Kite delivers.

Jeep’s new Recon EV was spotted charging in production form, giving us our best look at the Wrangler-inspired SUV. Will the Recon live up to its legendary predecessor? With its first all ...