Jeep launches a new Avenger after selling 290,000 units in 3 years: new look and more features for 23,663 €

09/09/2026 16:30

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09/09/2026 16:30

The American brand strengthens its best-selling model by officially opening orders for its new version. Designed and manufactured entirely in Europe, the new Jeep Avenger succeeds a proven model line that has already received over 290,000 orders since its initial launch in 2023. Jeep continues its multi-energy strategy with gasoline, hybrid, and electric versions available in both front-wheel drive and 4x4 configurations.

The Avenger retains its core concept of focusing the brand’s traditional capabilities into an exterior package just over four meters long. In terms of chassis and body, the Avenger features a revised exterior design aimed at maximizing durability against urban impacts or off-road use through 360-degree protection, integrated headlights, and protective panels matching the exterior color scheme.

Electric Versions and Selec-Terrain Control

Mechanically, the lineup expands its options with a new turbocharged gasoline variant. Jeep retains the electrified versions we already knew about. There’s the 110-horsepower ECO-rated Avenger e-Hybrid microhybrid, the 145-horsepower plug-in hybrid Avenger Hybrid, and the 156-horsepower Avenger Electric with a 50.8 kWh battery and an approved range of 400 kilometers (WLTP).

To maintain Jeep’s traditional off-road capabilities and ensure optimal traction on slippery surfaces or steep trails, the new Avenger is equipped with the upgraded Selec-Terrain traction management system. This electromechanical solution adjusts torque distribution to the wheels, throttle response, and brake performance based on terrain conditions, enabling confident navigation through mountainous paths and steep slopes with reliable mechanical support.

360-degree cameras and matrix headlights

The Avenger’s technical specifications see a significant improvement with the adoption of front optical units equipped with matrix LED headlights. This lighting system actively adjusts the light beam to optimize night vision without dazzling other road users, and it also features the iconic seven-slot grille illuminated by LED lights.

For maneuvering in tight spaces or narrow off-road trails, the vehicle is equipped with a front camera offering 360-degree peripheral vision. Inside the cabin, the brand has updated the surfaces and touch materials to enhance the perceived quality of the controls, while maintaining a functional design suited for versatile use on roads and in the field.

Open Books and First Deliveries

Jeep has already opened reservations for the 2027 Avenger. First deliveries are expected with the arrival of autumn. Regarding prices, the electric lineup of the new Avenger starts with the e-Hybrid Longitude version, priced at 23,663 euros after applying discounts. The fully electric model is available for a minimum of 32,916 euros, also with discounts. If the hybrid all-wheel-drive variant is desired, it’s available for a minimum of 30,527 euros, including discounts, for its Upland version.