From:Internet Info Agency 2026-06-27 15:24:08
The 2026 Jeep Recon all-electric SUV is now open for U.S. consumer configuration. The first models arriving at dealerships are exclusively the Trail Rated–certified Moab trim, with a starting price of $68,990. Additional trims will be introduced in subsequent model years. The vehicle offers eight exterior color options: Bright White, Hydro Blue, Flame Red, 41 Military Green, Ceramic Gray, Diamond Black Crystal, Summit Silver, and Joose Orange. Bright White, Hydro Blue, and Flame Red are available at no extra cost; 41 Military Green, Ceramic Gray, Diamond Black Crystal, and Summit Silver carry a $595 premium; Joose Orange adds $995. A black roof can be added to any color for an additional $995. Standard equipment includes 18-inch machined-face painted alloy wheels, which can be upgraded for $500 to 18-inch military-style aluminum wheels—both fitted with all-terrain tires. Available exterior accessories include $695 add-on mirrors (which retain rear visibility when doors are removed), $1,995 Mopar rock rails, and $595 paint protection film. Interior color choices consist of all-black or Light Brown “Joshua Tree.” A $1,995 Comfort Package adds ventilated front seats, heated second-row seats, an interior camera, and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. The Sky One-Touch power retractable panoramic roof also costs an additional $1,995. Mopar offers a $200 all-weather cargo tray and $170 all-weather floor liners. The available towing package includes a 7-pin and 4-pin wiring harness, Class III trailer hitch, blind-spot monitoring with trailer detection, and a rearview camera with trailer-hitch zoom assist. The EPA-estimated driving range is approximately 357 kilometers (222 miles). With Joose Orange paint and every available option selected, the total vehicle price approaches $77,000—excluding destination charges.

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