2023 Jeep Cherokee

Jeep axed its mid-sized Cherokee SUV in 2023, but it plans to get back into this segment in the second half of 2025.

A power module in the 2013-15 Jeep Cherokee could short circuit and spark a fire, even if the ignition is off.

Jeep has recalled the Cherokee SUV to fix a problem with the Power Transfer Unit that could cause "PARK" not to work.

Jeep has teased another electric SUV, due by 2025, and it could be a replacement for the mid-sized Cherokee.

This year, we said goodbye to some thrifty hybrids, hot hatchbacks, cute drop-tops, and some budget-friendly fare.

Medium SUVs may be popular throughout the world, but Jeep is axing its mid-sized Cherokee in all but three markets.

The medium SUV segment is the largest SUV segment by volume and Jeep is an SUV brand, and yet it now offers a single Cherokee variant.

Jeep's ageing Cherokee is set to finally be replaced by 2025, and the new SUV is understood to be offering an electric powertrain.

The next Jeep Cherokee will be larger, offer some kind of electrification, and potentially spawn a posh Wagoneer version.

Jeep is pushing its prices into premium territory, with the cheapest Compass just sliding in under $40,000 and the Wrangler a $70,000 proposition.

Jeep will reportedly stick it out with the current Cherokee in the hotly competitive mid-sized SUV segment until a replacement debuts in 2025.

Jeep's mid-sized SUV is now solely powered by a V6 that powers all four wheels. Prices start at $50,450 before on-road costs

Jeep is now exclusively offering its Cherokee with a V6 engine and all-wheel drive. The range now starts with the Limited trim.

Jeep is recalling 203 examples of its 2021 Cherokee as a faulty hose could rupture and cause a fire.

Jeep is proud of its heritage, as it loves to show us with its regular Anniversary editions. This time it's the big 8-0 and special editions of the Cherokee, Grand Cherokee and Wrangler.

Against the backdrop of greater awareness of racial issues in the US, the Cherokee Nation is asking Jeep to stop using its name.

Jeep is recalling 2609 KL Cherokees fitted with the two-speed power transfer unit as a fault could cut power while you're driving.

Jeep is struggling in Australia after an incredible sales period through the early 2010s. Here, the brand's new managing director outlines his plan to rebuild the brand, and acknowledges what went wrong.

Jeep's mid-size SUV is the most car-like Cherokee ever but can still be had with the SUV brand's vaunted Trail-Rated badge.