FIRST LOOK: Jeep Wagoneer S – look out Range Rover? | Electrifying

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Jeep has actually revealed the its very first all-electric big SUV, the Jeep Wagoneer S.

It's developed on an all-new platform which will be shared with other and trucks in the Stellantis group, noteworthy Alfa Romeo and Maserati. It will be intended directly at the upcoming Range Rover , in addition to the Mercedes EQS SUV and BMW's iX.

Jeep managers are pitching the Wagoneer as a high efficiency SUV and are rather proud of the fact that it provides a 0-62mph time of under 4 seconds and can beat a Tesla Design Y in a drag-strip showdown. It comes with a 100kWh battery pack that Jeep claims will give the Wagoneer a variety of around 300 miles. That appears a bit low given that like the 77kWh Škoda Enyaq can summon 340 miles, but these are early figures based on the American EPA tests, which typically produce lower figures. All-wheel drive is standard on all designs, while the output of both motors is ranked at 600bhp.

The Wagoneer's interior features what Jeep refers to as 'exceptional innovation seamlessly incorporated with carefully crafted craftsmen details'. Rather. In truth, clients will get a standard dual-pane panoramic sunroof and, broadening the Jeep brand name's exclusive cooperation with McIntosh, a 19-speaker, premium audio system.

We're anticipating to get it in the UK next year and we'll have a possibility to drive it in left-hand drive form later on this year. There's no information yet on costs or UK requirements, however we expect it to begin with around ₤ 65,000 when it gets here. That would put it up versus cars and trucks like the Mercedes EQE SUV and Audi Q8 e-tron – which are excellent cars and trucks, but hardly offering in big numbers.

Sign up with Nicola as she elbows her way in to the international reveal to take a closer look at the brand-new Wagoneer S. Is this a wise move from Jeep? Will it lure chauffeurs far from gas-guzzling high-end SUVs like the Range Rover? Let us know in the remarks listed below.

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35 responses to “FIRST LOOK: Jeep Wagoneer S – look out Range Rover? | Electrifying”

  1. @jamesmccormack3229 Avatar
    @jamesmccormack3229

    I know they are not just focusing on EVs. However, need to give Stellantis credit where due, they really are pushing their EV models across most of their brands and coming out with some pretty decent ones. I have family with the new eC4 it’s quite a bit more efficient than clamined and for their daily work commute, school runs etc its been perfect and they love it, very comfortable to sit in too.

  2. @johndemontfort5923 Avatar
    @johndemontfort5923

    Thank you for sharing this exciting new all electric Jeep Wagoneer, that will probably be very popular with equestrians.

  3. @venom5809 Avatar
    @venom5809

    It’s pretty nice.

  4. @jsap13 Avatar
    @jsap13

    The obsession of speed is ridiculous, especially for SUVs or any carts that are not built for track.

    1. @thedreamfactory6964 Avatar
      @thedreamfactory6964

      Is it? What is the top speed? Didn’t hear her mention it. There’s no uk spec yet she said.

    2. @ThrottleBody Avatar
      @ThrottleBody

      She literally referred to speed and acceleration within 15 seconds of the video starting 😂

    3. @thedreamfactory6964 Avatar
      @thedreamfactory6964

      ​@@ThrottleBodyI reviewed and only hear her talking about acceleration. Speed is a big mistery to me. So again, what is the speed you are taking about?

    4. @ThrottleBody Avatar
      @ThrottleBody

      @@thedreamfactory6964 acceleration is the rate of change of speed. Doesn’t need any more explaining 😂

    5. @thedreamfactory6964 Avatar
      @thedreamfactory6964

      @@ThrottleBody And speed is a certain distance travellled in a certain amount of time. m/s. As opposed to m/s2. My point is: EV ‘s are not at all high speed vehicles. My old 2.0 liter petrol’s top speed is 215 km/h. My one year old 325 bhp ev is ‘only’ capable of a top speed of 235 km/h. Most ev’s are very limited in (top) speed. It’s just not fair to blame manufacturers of a focus on speed as there is no focus on speed. Accelleration? Yes, but that’s a different thing. Very different.

  5. @grahamkearnon6682 Avatar
    @grahamkearnon6682

    It’s a Jeep, enough said!

  6. @TheJ1s Avatar
    @TheJ1s

    I feel this is going to be starting around $80k going up to $100k. If it’s start lower than that then I’ll be surprised.

    1. @yitzele Avatar
      @yitzele

      This is the case. No chance of it costing 65k lol

  7. @PaulMeier-cu3ds Avatar
    @PaulMeier-cu3ds

    Interesting preview though a bit crowded, thank you.

    If it starts at a price point of £60k then it is going to be very competitive. Given it can also do all the off road stuff it might even be a working car were it not for the luxury interior. Perhaps the sort of thing you take grouse shooting, if you do that sort of thing.

  8. @GayNeekOG Avatar
    @GayNeekOG

    5:03 – Damn if they had to tell you that during the presentation, very giving “how do you do fellow kids” energy.

  9. @markbennett6658 Avatar
    @markbennett6658

    “There’s no chrome” then pans across a chrome finished Wagoneer badge!😂 A pretty handsome truck though and a few will get sold here. Something in between the Avenger and this in the Jeep EV range would probably hit the sweet spot though.

    1. @nicolahume Avatar
      @nicolahume

      Nope, it’s satin painted trims and stainless steel

    2. @markbennett6658 Avatar
      @markbennett6658

      @@nicolahume I stand corrected. You were there. It just looked quite reflective in the video.

    3. @davidberan9612 Avatar
      @davidberan9612

      Exactly. Something smaller, please.

    4. @TheJoeT81 Avatar
      @TheJoeT81

      New Compass sounds perfect for you 👍

  10. @greengoblin2347 Avatar
    @greengoblin2347

    For the grace of God, please carmakers, give us a hatchback with 350+ miles for less than 30k

    1. @restyle100 Avatar
      @restyle100

      Isnt that what the Kia EV3 promises?

    2. @yitzele Avatar
      @yitzele

      Get a very slightly used Kona

    3. @jgodin312 Avatar
      @jgodin312

      batteries are too expensive. you can get a used Chevy Bolt but it’s about 250 miles of range

    4. @hughmarcus1 Avatar
      @hughmarcus1

      There’s a reason they don’t. It can’t be built for that money. Batteries have come down in cost, but not enough to make a sub £30k car

  11. @fredericoamigo Avatar
    @fredericoamigo

    This actually looks kind of cool.

  12. @patrickjr11 Avatar
    @patrickjr11

    Can we stop bothering with the whole speed thing. It’s kind of pointless now. Every car can beat every other car.
    Focus on efficiency, reliability, sustainability and then cost.
    The only thing pointless speed does is push up your insurance costs that we all then complain about.
    Can it keep up with traffic in the 20mph zones and can it drive at motorway speeds. Apart from those, speeds are irrelevant

  13. @alistairl Avatar
    @alistairl

    It’s Fully Electric. This is a good thing. I’m saying this out loud to myself. Well done Nicola (and team) for making the most of a rather crowded launch!

    1. @nicolahume Avatar
      @nicolahume

      We had 10 mins to shoot this video. It was chaos!🤣

  14. @vp272 Avatar
    @vp272

    Love the chunky proper SUV style

  15. @duncanbuchanan218 Avatar
    @duncanbuchanan218

    No chrome on a monster SUV = sustainible! Pleeease stop with the super posativity and glossing over the downsides. Its a monster SUV that is going to cost a fortune, far too big for almost everyone.
    One thing I did like, space for a spare – please make that a thing, some people want or need a spare.

  16. @mrmawson2438 Avatar
    @mrmawson2438

    Cheers Nicola and the team

  17. @alko_xo Avatar
    @alko_xo

    Oh, my gosh Becky, look at…! An electric vehicle. From America. It’s totally unbelievable!

  18. @woody1569 Avatar
    @woody1569

    Well very nice indeed can’t wait to see it, when does it come out in England.

  19. @simonengvall7433 Avatar
    @simonengvall7433

    Incorrectly located charge port

  20. @Yanquetino Avatar
    @Yanquetino

    Oooof. Glad you’re there, Nicola; I can’t stand being in crowds. Dunno how you can keep your cool and be so articulate. I’d be gritting my teeth and growling, no matter which EV is being shown.

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