Although the details have not yet been filtered out, we know that Fiat Chrysler (FCA) will build the Grand Wagoner at its Michigan plant. The initial renderings look like an expanded Grand Cherokee, which increases the seating capacity of the Grand Wagoneer
Without the three-tier SUVs, Jeep is missing out on offers like the Volkswagen Atlas and Hyundai Policy, both of which offer extra third-tier seats. Production will begin in the first half of 2021 with the introduction of the Jeep Grand Wagoner. This marks the return of the Grand Wagoneer nameplate sitting on top of the Grand Cherokee in the Jeep SUV range.
Although the details have not yet been filtered out, we know that Fiat Chrysler (FCA) will build the Grand Wagoner at its Michigan plant. The initial renderings look like an expanded Grand Cherokee, which increases the seating capacity of the Grand Wagoneer. The new Jeep SUV will share parts with the newest RAM 1500, which will be built in conjunction with RAM HD. Large hidden test have found independent rear suspensions that free up space in the third row and replace premium SUVs such as the Lincoln Navigator in place of the Grand Wagoneer.
Engine options have not been confirmed at this stage, although the FCA has stated its intention to launch eight Jeep plugins in the United States by 2022, with the Grand Wagoneer being the next recipient of such a powertrain. The 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 and 5.7-liter V8 engines of the new RAM 1500 are also reliable providers. At this point, the price has not been confirmed, but the FCA should check out the upcoming Grand Wagoner hit showrooms in the second half of 2021, except for another delay.