Jeep® Wrangler 4xe – the best-selling PHEV in America – expands lineup with new Willys 4xe

In the world of adventure, two Jeep vehicles have claimed the top spot yet again. For the third year running, the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator have been named AutoTrader Canada’s 2025 Best Vehicle for Adventure. Awarded by a panel of 20 respected Canadian automotive specialists, this achievement further solidifies Jeep's iconic standing as the vehicle of choice for off-road enthusiasts. Whether you’re an off-road enthusiast scaling rocky trails, a weekend camper heading into the backcountry, or simply someone who loves the option to head off the beaten path, the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator deliver unmatched versatility, durability, and a strong sense of adventure. A Shared Legacy of Rugged Excellence The Wrangler SUV and Gladiator pickup are mechanical twins, sharing engineering that embodies Jeep's 80-plus-year legacy of 4x4 innovation. From their military ancestry to their modern off-road engineering, both vehicles are built to conquer unforgiving terrain and bring you home with confidence. The Wrangler offers two- and four-door models, with a range of roof options—from classic hardtops to fabric roofs and even a button-activated folding top—allowing for that signature open-air Jeep experience. Meanwhile, the Gladiator adds a truck bed to the mix, combining off-road capability with exceptional utility. Engineered for Performance and Versatility The Wrangler and Gladiator are equipped with versatile powertrain options to meet a variety of needs. The Wrangler offers three engines: a turbocharged 2.0L four-cylinder, a robust 3.6L V6, and the high-performance 470-horsepower 6.4L V8 found in the Rubicon 392 trim—perfect for those craving serious power. For eco-conscious explorers, the Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid provides 35 kilometers of all-electric range, ideal for quiet, emissions-free adventures. Meanwhile, the Gladiator, powered by a dependable 3.6L V6, is set to join Jeep’s electrified lineup in 2025 with its own 4xe plug-in hybrid system, marking it as the first hybrid Jeep truck. Both vehicles shine in off-road performance, thanks to their legendary 4x4 systems and advanced transfer cases. Whether tackling rocky trails, deep mud, or sandy beaches, the Wrangler and Gladiator deliver unmatched capability, agility, and confidence for any adventure. Designed Around the Driver While they’re built to tackle nature’s toughest challenges, the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator interiors are designed for comfort and connection. Chunky, rugged styling perfectly complements intuitive controls and a no-nonsense old-school 4x4 lever. Both vehicles feature a state-of-the-art 12.3-inch touchscreen with the Uconnect infotainment system, offering wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. For adventurers who spend weekends in mud or sand, the Wrangler includes convenient wash-out drain plugs for easy cleanup. For those seeking a touch of luxury, these Jeeps can be upgraded with high-end options such as power-adjustable Nappa leather-trimmed seats, Bluetooth wireless speakers, and premium Alpine audio systems. The Wrangler 4xe even includes trail-ready outlets that support up to 30 amps of power, perfect for "glamping" essentials like electric coolers or lighting. Gladiator’s Heavy-Duty Edge The Jeep Gladiator takes adventure up a notch with its truck functionality. With best-in-class payload capacity of up to 1,725 lbs and towing capabilities of up to 7,700 lbs, it’s perfect for hauling camping gear, kayaks, or even a trailer full of adventure toys. Its versatile design includes a three-position tailgate, removable roof and doors, and folding windshield—features you won’t find on any other pickup. Why AutoTrader Gave Jeep the Edge... Again Every year, AutoTrader’s jury evaluates every new vehicle available in Canada in more than 30 categories. While many challengers entered the "Best Vehicle for Adventure" segment, the Wrangler and Gladiator once again stood out. AutoTrader’s Editor-in-Chief, Jodi Lai, remarked, “When people talk about off-roaders, they’re likely picturing a Jeep. The iconic Wrangler/Gladiator duo is synonymous with the road less traveled, and our expert jury is impressed by their rugged capability and variety of powertrains.” It’s not just about durability—it’s about choice. With configurable trims and powertrains, Jeep gives adventure seekers the ability to tailor their vehicles to suit their individual lifestyles and preferences. Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator—Born to Explore Three years of winning AutoTrader’s "Best Vehicle for Adventure" award is no coincidence. With legendary engineering, modern touches, and unbeatable off-road performance, the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator remain the vehicles that truly embody adventure. For those who crave the thrill of tackling the unexplored, there’s no better choice. Whether you’re climbing through rocky trails or blazing new paths in the wilderness, these iconic vehicles empower you to explore with confidence. Ready to experience the adventure for yourself? Test-drive the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator at Savage 61 today! Feel the power, explore the features, and see why Jeep is built for those who crave adventure. Don’t wait—your next journey starts at Savage 61 in Reading!

“You can’t take an EV off-roading.” If you’ve ever heard someone say that sentence, then Stellantis, Zeta Energy and Jeep have an answer back. The Jeep Recon EV is a new mid-sized SUV powered by an advanced lithium-sulfur battery. It’s a revolutionary combination that blends electric power with Jeep’s renowned off-roading prowess to provide off-road enthusiasts with an EV option that’s both high-performing and sustainable. Jeep Recon EV Prototype: What We Know The Jeep Recon EV prototype will give us an exciting first peek at an electric off-road vehicle with some traditional Jeep features, along with some fantastic new modern ones: Rugged Jeep Design, Electrified Inspired by the Wrangler, the new Recon EV is obviously a Jeep, through and through- with Jeep’s classic rugged, boxy look, removable doors, tow hooks, and cloth top you can retract. And when you see its side-hinged tailgate, rear-mounted spare tire, sturdy rear plate, and all-terrain tires, it can be easy to forget you’re looking at an EV. Modern, Functional Interior Right down to the passenger grab handle, the new Recon EV’s practical Jeep roots are on full display. But when you really take in the interior view, you’ll find a very modern cabin with two digital displays, a rotary gear changer, and anti-roll bar disconnect buttons along with other off-road features. Electric Off-Road Performance “Well, it doesn’t have the horsepower or the handling of a Wrangler.” The new Recon EV has an answer back to that sentence, too. With its independent suspension and dual electric motors, the Recon EV promises better handling and more horsepower than the gas or hybrid versions of the Jeep Wrangler. And with a range of up to 200 miles, it can conquer virtually any of the toughest trails. Sometime in early 2025, the new Recon EV will be available starting at around $60,000, ready to deliver sustainable adventure without sacrificing the performance you’d expect from a Jeep. Stellantis Partners with Zeta Energy to Revolutionize EV Batteries Stellantis and Zeta Energy are making big waves in the vast EV waters with their major advancements in lithium-sulfur (Li-S) battery technology. Not only will this technology potentially cut manufacturing costs by more than 50%, but Li-S batteries pledge to be a lighter, cheaper, and more efficient alternative to lithium-ion batteries. What Lithium-Sulfur Means for Batteries “Battery-shmattery. You still have to charge ‘em, and that takes a long time.” If Li-S batteries could talk, they’d have an answer back to that challenge, too. Not only does the higher energy density of Li-S batteries enhance the performance, range, and handling of EVs, but it also supports faster charging —reducing recharge times by up to 50%. So, a normal EV charge session that takes 23 minutes could happen in as little as 12 minutes with Li-S technology. Sustainability and Scalability One way to make production of EV batteries more sustainable and scalable is by using plentiful, cheaper materials. By saying goodbye to expensive elements like cobalt and nickel and saying hello to less expensive materials like methane and sulfur, Li-S batteries make big strides to lower manufacturing emissions. Looking Ahead With Stellantis’ big plans for EVs and advancements in battery technology in new models like the Jeep Recon EV, the future is bright for Jeep drivers. In the coming years, with the introduction of lithium-sulfur batteries, the constant search for a viable supply chain, and carbon neutrality given full support, the EV is here to stay and silence the naysayers. Experience the future of driving today and come see us at Savage 61 to give a Jeep EV a test drive! The Jeep Recon EV won’t be out until sometime in early 2025, but our team is all charged up and ready to help you get started on your newest Jeep EV adventure anywhere in the Reading, Allentown, and Philly areas and beyond. From parts and expert service to great deals and finance rates, Savage 61 is here to help you Go Anywhere and Do Anything in your new Jeep.

Jeep continues to push its goal of an electric future since its first EV release in 2023 with the Jeep Avenger. Now, the all-electric 2025 Jeep Compass continues that newfound legacy with modern features in Europe since its Australian tests. Will the United States ever see an all-electric Compass? Here’s what’s currently known about the new EV option. What We Know About The 2025 Compass EV While there has been no official reveal, there are plans for a first look before the end of the year ahead of the 2025 launch in Europe. We know that Jeep has plenty of resources to make a stellar electric vehicle and the Compass EV could be the company’s ace to revitalizing the Jeep brand. The new 2025 Compass EV is said to be offered in hybrid, PHEV, and all-electric options after its predicted November reveal, per their ‘ Freedom of Choice’ strategy that expands their powertrain options while keeping traditional vehicles for those not ready to make the change to electric. The Compass EV will be based on the STLA Medium platform which claims a 435-mile range. Jeep may be prioritizing the European market for its electric rebrand beginning with the Compass, but the sales growing brand-wide may see its release in the North American market as well. The decision makes a lot of sense, especially with the United States’ growing EV charging infrastructure and various federal incentives for drivers to make the change. 2025 Jeep Compass – Available Now! While the EV powertrain of the Compass may not yet be out or available in the United States, it is available with a conventional gas powertrain in various trims. The 2025 Jeep Compass packs a 4-Cyl, Turbo, 2.0 Liter engine with a 200 hp output at 5,000 RPM. The 2025 Jeep Compass is also bringing back favorite features like the Uconnect 5 infotainment system with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a new 10.25-inch digital gauge cluster. It also introduces a new color option, Joose, alongside five others. Enjoy LED headlights, a foot-activated power liftgate, remote start, and more! Test drive the brand-new 2025 Jeep Compass today. Whether or not you’re planning to hold out for the potential release of the Compass EV, Savage 61 is here to help you fall in love with your next Jeep. While you may decide to wait for the incoming hybrid, PHEV, or all-electric Compass versions, trade up for a currently available EV like the Wrangler 4xe, or opt for a traditional vehicle like the 2025 Compass, our team is here to help. Visit our dealership today for information on new Jeep vehicles, our electric vehicle lineup, and more!