Jeep Unveils Six Custom Concepts at 60th Easter Jeep Safari

To celebrate the 60th annual Easter Jeep Safari—an off-road event held in Moab, Utah from March 28 to April 5—Jeep has unveiled six all-new custom concept vehicles showcasing current and future aftermarket customization options. The lineup includes a 1984 Cherokee XJ Pioneer, three Wrangler variants (Anvil 715, Buzzcut, and Laredo), the Gladiator Red Rock, and the Grand Wagoneer Commander. The Wrangler Anvil 715 is powered by a 6.4L V8 engine producing 470 horsepower; the Buzzcut features a fastback design paired with 37-inch tires; the Laredo emphasizes minimalist practicality; the Gladiator Red Rock comes equipped with enhanced off-road hardware; and the Wagoneer Commander blends luxury with serious trail capability. Notably absent was the new hybrid Cherokee, which may be reserved for a debut next year. Most of these concepts are outfitted with Jeep Performance Parts (JPP) accessories, underscoring the brand’s ongoing commitment to personalization and off-road performance.