Transformed Jeep Compass: Harnessing Power through Electric Magnetic Energy
Title: Experience the New Electric Jeep Compass - Breaking Traditions and Setting New Standards
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Dive into the future of compact SUVs as Jeep unveils its third-generation Compass, now electrified for the very first time. This power-packed vehicle has been designed with European drivers in mind, showcasing more room, cutting-edge tech, and advanced driver assistance systems. Once launched in Europe, it'll be making waves in other markets worldwide.
Over 2.5 million units of the Compass have been sold since its introduction in 2006. This model dominates the C-segment, accounting for almost a quarter of the European automotive market. Given its popularity, Jeep, now part of the Stellantis conglomerate, is eager to introduce the Compass to other global markets.
Constructed on Stellantis' current medium platform called STLA, the new Compass accommodates various powertrain concepts. You can choose between:
- A 48-volt mild hybrid with 145 PS (107 kW)
- A plug-in hybrid with 195 PS (143 kW)
But that's not all...
The Dawn of Three Electric Versions
For the first time, the current Compass generation comes in three electric versions:
- Front-wheel drive with 213 PS (157 kW) and up to 500 km WLTP range.
- Front-wheel drive with 231 PS (170 kW).
- All-wheel drive model with an additional rear motor (276 kW/375 PS), a 74 kWh battery, and up to 650 km WLTP range under ideal conditions.
Charging the battery from 20% to 80% using DC fast charging (up to 160 kW) takes approximately 30 minutes. The on-board charger supports AC charging at up to 22 kW.
Maximized Efficiency - Minimized Drag
Improved aerodynamics aid in conserving energy and extending the range. Strategic air guides on the wheels, an underbody completely flat beneath the vehicle, and the use of active lamellas in the radiator grille cut the drag coefficient (cW value) by 10%, bringing it below 0.3.
The new Compass retains its 4.55-meter compact SUV segment length while being designed for vehicles fitting into the D-segment. Inside, passengers enjoy an additional 5.5 cm of legroom in the rear and a 45-liter increase in trunk volume, offering 550 liters of cargo space. Up front, there's an extra 20 liters of storage compared to the previous model. The standard, 40/20/40 split-folding rear seats offer flexibility when carrying passengers or cargo.
The new body design is characterized by signature Jeep details:
- The seven-slotted grille
- Trapezoidal wheel arches
- Functional, modular protective elements on bumpers and sills
An elevated front radar sensor safeguards the vehicle during difficult terrain and maneuvers in tight parking spaces. All-wheel-drive models come with additional protective elements and a rear tow hook.
Dynamic Infotainment System - Suspension Fine-tuned for Comfort
The cockpit hosts a new infotainment system with a 10.25-inch instrument display, as well as a central 16-inch touchscreen. Factory-installed driver-assistance systems enable semi-autonomous driving at Level 2. Additional features include a head-up display, matrix LED headlights, digital key technology for mobile phones, and a partial automatic lane change assistant.
The suspension has been recalibrated to provide an optimal blend of comfort and precise handling. The front-wheel-drive model boasts a ground clearance of up to 20 cm, while all-wheel-drive versions showcase impressive off-road capabilities highlighted by approach angles of:
- 27 degrees at the front
- 31 degrees at the rear
Departure angle: 16 degreesMaximum wading depth: 47 cm
For off-roading enthusiasts, enjoy the standard "Selec-Terrain" mode, underbody protection, and a hill descent control system.
The "First Edition" of the Compass is set to debut with two options:
- An e-hybrid releasing 145 horsepower or
- A BEV with front-wheel drive.
Standard features include 20-inch wheels, matrix LED headlights, a 16-inch navigation system, Level 2 assistance systems, 360-degree parking sensors, and a sensor-controlled tailgate.
Optional extras include ventilated seats with massage function and a panoramic sunroof. The first deliveries are expected during the fourth quarter of 2025, though pricing details have yet to be revealed. The previous model started from around 40,000 euros.
Get ready to embark on a new adventure with the updated Jeep Compass, engineered to exceed expectations and redefine the boundaries of electric performance in the compact SUV segment.
- The Manufacture of electric vehicles is entering a new phase with the introduction of the electric versions of the Jeep Compass, marking a significant shift in the automotive industry.
- The finance for the production and distribution of the new electric Jeep Compass is supported by the Stellantis conglomerate, which has a notable presence in the global transportation sector.
- The lifestyle of individuals who prioritize environmentally friendly transportation options will be impacted by the release of the electric Jeep Compass, as it offers advanced tech, car-maintenance features, and superior efficiency.
- With the launch of the new electric Jeep Compass, the industry standards for electric vehicles, particularly in the compact SUV class, are expected to be set and redefined, revolutionizing the transportation landscape.
