Jeep plans to reintroduce Renegade in Europe

Jeep is set to bring back a redesigned version of the Jeep Renegade in Europe by 2030, placing it between the Avenger and Compass models in the company's lineup. This move aims to fill a gap in the SUV market with a vehicle that offers a balance between urban maneuverability and family-friendly space.

New Renegade targets family and city drivers

The redesigned Renegade will be approximately 4.3 meters long, similar in size to the Dacia Duster. This size is intended to provide enough space for young families while maintaining ease of use in city driving, addressing criticisms of the previous model, which was seen as too tall and lacking in usable interior space.

New features include more space and storage

According to Jeep executives, the new model will offer more space in the second row, a larger boot, and better storage solutions. These improvements are designed to enhance practicality and appeal to a broader range of consumers, especially families and urban drivers.

Built on Stellantis' new global platform

The future Renegade will be constructed on Stellantis' STLA One platform, a flexible system that supports gasoline engines, hybrid systems, and fully electric versions. This platform allows Jeep to offer a variety of powertrain options, adapting to market demands and potential regulatory changes in Europe.

4x4 system remains a core feature

Jeep has emphasized that the 4x4 system will remain a standard feature of the new Renegade, ensuring the vehicle retains the brand's core identity. The design will focus on four key aspects: capacity, protection, versatility, and storage, reflecting the brand's commitment to practicality and durability.

Jeep's European strategy expands to 2030

Jeep's long-term plan for Europe includes the return of the Renegade, which could be part of a lineup that grows to six models by 2030. This expansion aims to cover a significant portion of the SUV market. However, specific details about the vehicle's technical specifications, powertrains, pricing, and launch date are still under wraps.