Restyled front design

The electric Jeep Avenger has undergone a restyle that focuses mainly on the front of the vehicle, with higher trims featuring an illuminated grille that adds a modern and distinctive look.

Interior improvements

Inside the Avenger, there are a few enhancements that improve the perceived quality of the interior, though the changes are not as extensive as those on the exterior.

Sales and specifications

The Avenger has already been successful, with nearly 300,000 units sold in Europe since its launch in 2023. It is available as a fully electric model with a 156 horsepower engine and a 54 kWh battery, offering a 400 km range in mixed WLTP conditions, which is considered average for its class.

Charging capabilities

The Avenger comes with an AC 11 kW three-phase charger as standard, and it supports a maximum DC fast charging power of 100 kW, which helps reduce charging times for longer trips.

Base version features

The base model includes automatic headlights, automatic air conditioning, reverse radars, electric and defrosted mirrors, a 10.25-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto, and 16-inch wheels, providing a good balance of technology and convenience.

Discount and financial incentives

Jeep has introduced a discount of 4,500 euros for the Avenger, which can be combined with the CEE grant, which ranges from 3,600 to 6,150 euros depending on the buyer’s income, significantly lowering the overall cost.

Pricing with assistance

The catalog price of the Avenger starts at 35,990 euros. With the minimum financial assistance, the price drops to 27,890 euros, and with the maximum assistance, it reaches 25,340 euros, making it more affordable for potential buyers.