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Historically Jeep has been known for its rugged off-roaders and big SUVs that are more at home on the wide streets of the US. But in recent years it’s become more UK-friendly with smaller SUVs and now it’s turning its attention to EVs.
Key highlights
When you buy or lease a Jeep you know you’re getting a car that can cope with anything – whether that’s life on the farm or just navigating the UK’s pothole-strewn roads. You also know you’ve got plenty of manufacturing expertise as the brand is now part of the Stellantis group along with the likes of popular brands such as Fiat, Vauxhall, Peugeot, Citroen.
Jeep & EVs
Jeep might not have been at the front of the queue when it came to EVs but it’s now going all-out, with all vehicle sales in Europe expected to be fully electric by 2030. To do that, it’s got a future product line-up that offers something for everyone, from family SUVs of various sizes to a boxy off-roader.
Top models
The first electric Jeep, which launched in 2023, is the Avenger – a compact SUV with over 200 miles that is designed for life in the city but has the distinctive Jeep off-road styling and capability. To follow will be the Recon, an off-roader, and then a large SUV called the Wagoneer.
Similar brands
Jeep has plenty of rivals in the compact and family SUV space, whether you’re after a more budget-focused brand like Citroen or Peugeot to more technology-conscious models from Kia or Hyundai, or premium manufacturers such as Mercedes-Benz.
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JEEP Models
The Jeep Avenger is the rugged 4x4 brand’s first ever electric car. But don’t let that put you off, because as first attempts go it’s a very strong one. The Avenger has a stylish design, smart interior and affordable leasing costs, while managing a good range on a charge for a small electric SUV.
A household name across the world, Jeep is one of the most iconic American brands in history. It鈥檚 a manufacturer that鈥檚 been synonymous with off-road driving capabilities for decades, building everything from simple and rugged 4x4s to fully-loaded luxury SUVs.聽
Although many assume Jeeps are massive and gas-guzzling, the brand has recently shown a friendlier side with its fantastic new EV, the compact and affordable Avenger.聽
By leasing a Jeep EV rather than buying it, you can save quite a bit of money in upfront costs when compared to other finance methods. You also don鈥檛 have to worry about the hassle of selling the car, as you can simply hand it back at the end of the agreement with no fuss. GRIDSERVE will also send you an easy-to-use contactless card that gives you three months of free charging across our network, too.
The estimated range will depend on the model that you choose, for example the Jeep Avenger has an official range of 249 miles, which equates to around 211 miles as a real-world estimate. Other Jeep electric vehicles that are released in the future may increase that figure.
Yes, you can tow with an all-electric Jeep. Similar to the range figures, the exact towing capacity will vary depending on the model. You may be able to get the information directly from Jeep or view our individual model pages for full details.
Absolutely, you can lease a Jeep for business purposes. We offer Jeep leasing deals for both business and personal use, so you can choose the option that suits you. Need a single company car? A standard business contract hire deal will be best. If you need multiple vehicles then get in contact about our options and we鈥檒l be happy to tailor a deal to suit you.聽
We also have an excellent that helps offer businesses Jeep leasing deals (and other models) at a vastly reduced rate, while also offering business benefits too.
This will depend on whether your Jeep deal is a personal or business lease. Essentially, personal deals have VAT included in the price while business deals do not. This is why business deals appear cheaper in the price listings.
