Jeep

Jeep, founded in 1941 in the United States as an automobile manufacturer specializing in military all-terrain vehicles, established itself as one of the pioneering brands in the civilian SUV and 4x4 segment. Jeep's history is intrinsically linked to the evolution of recreational off-roading, particularly since the commercialization of the Jeep Wrangler in 1987, which remains one of its flagship models alongside the Grand Cherokee, launched in 1993, and the Compass, which entered production in 2006. A subsidiary of the Stellantis group since its creation in 2021 (resulting from the PSA-Fiat Chrysler merger), Jeep manufactures its lineup on multiple continents, notably in the United States (Toledo, Detroit), Mexico, and Europe, covering compact, mid-size, and premium SUV segments with an offering ranging from the Renegade (entry-level) to the Wagoneer (premium segment). Between 2007 and 2025, the Jeep manufacturer progressively electrified its model line, introducing hybrid and electric versions to comply with global environmental standards, while preserving its DNA of robustness and off-road capability. In the global market, Jeep directly rivals manufacturers such as Land Rover (Range Rover, Defender) and Toyota (4Runner, RAV4), occupying a strategic position in North America and expanding in Europe and Asia. Consulting Jeep technical specifications from our catalog allows enthusiasts to explore in detail the powertrains, equipment, and capabilities of each model from this historic brand.