Jeep has announced pricing details for the 2021 Grand Cherokee L a couple of weeks after reported prices leaked online. Sitting at the base of the Grand Cherokee L range is the Laredo 4×2 that’s powered by a 290 HP Pentastar V6 and is priced from US$ 36,995 excluding the US$ 1,695 destination fee, while the 4×4 variant costs an extra US$ 2,000. Key features of the Laredo include adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, LED exterior light, and a 10.25-inch digital gauge cluster.
Next up is the Grand Cherokee L Altitude
priced from US$ 40,195 in 4×2 guise and US$ 42,195 for the 4×4. One step up takes
shoppers to the Limited, priced from US$ 43,995 for the 4×2 and US$ 45,995 for the
4×4. Upgrades made to the Limited include Capri leather seats, heated steering
wheel, heated seats in the front two rows, remote start, and a new power
liftgate with height adjustment.
Higher up the range is the Overland
starting at US$ 52,995 for the 4×2, US$ 54,995 for the 4×4, and US$ 58,290 for the
optional 5.7-liter HEMI V8 with 357 hp and 520 Nm. The Overland
adds Nappa leather seats and door panels, ventilated front seats, ambient LED
light, dual-pane sunroof and the option of the Trail Rated Off-Road Group
package that adds steel skid plates, an electronic limited-slip differential at
the rear, 18-inch wheels and all-season tires.
Next is the 2021 Grand Cherokee L Summit
priced from US$ 56,995 for the 4×2, US$ 58,995 for the 4×4, and US$ 62,290 for the 4×4
V8. It lands with quilted Nappa leather seats, Absolute Oak wood, a
leather-wrapped steering wheel, 16-way adjustable front-row seats with a
massage function, a 360-degree surround view camera, and more.
Topping out the range is the Summit
Reserve offered in 4×4 V6 (US$ 61,995) and 4×4 V8 (US$ 65,290) guise. It includes hand-wrapped
and quilted Palermo leather, open-pore Waxed Walnut wood, ventilated second-row
seats, 21-inch wheels, and a 950-watt, 19-speaker McIntosh audio system.
