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11 models with a review · 23 generations · 7 in production · United States · Founded 1941

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Jeep models

Jeep in numbers

Most powerful
527 kW (717 PS)
Grand Cherokee Trackhawk
Longest-running model
64 years
Wagoneer · 1962–present
Latest launch
2025
Compass

More Jeep models 13

From the Jeep catalog, no review on 1CARS yet

Timeline

Jeep models, 1940 to now

Every row is a model, every block is a generation and a link. Gaps are real breaks in production, dashed coral lines show which model replaced which.

11 catalog models24 generations7 in production2 electric

Wagoneer1962–now · 5 generations
27-year break, 1994–2021 SJXJZJWSS
Wrangler1987–now · 4 generations
YJTJJKJL
Grand Cherokee1992–now · 5 generations
ZJWJWKWK2WL
Commander2005–2010 · 1 generation
XK
Compass2006–now · 3 generations
IIIIII
Cherokee2013–2023 · 1 generation
KL
Renegade2014–now · 1 generation
BU
Grand Cherokee Trackhawk2017–2021 · 1 generation
WK2
Avenger2023–now · 1 generation
I
Wagoneer S2024–now · 1 generation
I

Years not yet in catalog 1

  • Current generation
  • Earlier generation
  • Classic (ended 25+ years ago)
  • ⚡Electric
  • Break in production
  • Replaced by / renamed
  • Founded 1941
  • Now
  • Second lane = two generations on sale at the same time

All Jeep generations by year

Jeep Avenger 2023–now
  1. I 2023–now
Jeep Cherokee 2013–2023
  1. KL 2013–2023
Jeep Commander 2005–2010
  1. XK 2005–2010
Jeep Compass 2006–now
  1. I 2006–2016
  2. II 2016–2025
  3. III 2025–now
Jeep Grand Cherokee 1992–now
  1. ZJ 1992–1998
  2. WJ 1998–2004
  3. WK 2005–2010
  4. WK2 2010–2022
  5. WL 2022–now
Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk 2017–2021
  1. WK2 2017–2021
Jeep Renegade 2014–now
  1. BU 2014–now
Jeep Wagoneer 1962–now
  1. SJ 1962–1991
  2. XJ 1983–1990
  3. ZJ 1993
  4. WS 2021–now
  5. S 2024–now
Jeep Wagoneer S 2024–now
  1. I 2024–now
Jeep Wrangler 1987–now
  1. YJ 1987–1996
  2. TJ 1996–2006
  3. JK 2006–2017
  4. JL 2018–now

About Jeep

Jeep began with the Willys MB, the light four-wheel-drive vehicle built for the US Army from 1941. After the war Willys-Overland sold the civilian CJ ("Civilian Jeep"), and Jeep became a brand of its own, later owned by Kaiser, AMC and Chrysler and now part of Stellantis.

Jeep builds SUVs and off-roaders, plus the Gladiator pickup: the Wrangler, successor to the CJ, the Cherokee (whose XJ generation of 1984 was an early compact SUV), the Grand Cherokee (since 1992), and the Compass, Renegade and Avenger.

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Here you will find every Jeep model in the 1CARS catalog, with production years. Open a model to see its generations and versions with engines, power (kW and PS), dimensions and performance figures from manufacturer and reference sources. More about the company's past: the history of Jeep. To set two cars side by side, use Compare.

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