Latest Jeep Grand Cherokee News

Eight Jeep Grand Cherokee models are being recalled to fix an issue that could lead to an engine stall.

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

A part installed in previous recalls of the 2011-13 Jeep Grand Cherokee could cause the engine to stall. The recall affects 16,305 vehicles.

Jeep is already putting the new Grand Cherokee L seven-seater through its paces on Australian roads, with a local launch pencilled in for later this year.

The Jeep Grand Wagoneer won't be coming Down Under. Instead, Jeep will bring the Grand Cherokee L to our market to battle the Hyundai Palisade.

"We're testing the Grand Cherokee in Australia. We're going to test your dirt roads, test the towing capacity, because we know it's important in your market," said Jeep's global boss.

Petrol and PHEV versions of the new-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee set for Australia, but the company confirms no diesel version to be offered.

Jeep's best-selling car in Australia has been totally overhauled for 2021, with a seven-seat option for its high-tech new interior.

Jeep's most expensive SUV has gotten a little more expensive as part of a late-2020 update, but the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk is now packing more standard equipment.

The dominant Toyota Prado GXL has been treated to a mid-life update with more power. Here, it's compared to fellow diesel 4x4s from Ford, Isuzu, Jeep and Mitsubishi in a spec-sheet showdown.

Jeep has had to delay multiple models due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including the long-awaited next-generation Grand Cherokee.

The Grand Cherokee is Jeep's large SUV and a rival to the Toyota LandCruiser Prado. There's a much wider variety here, though, including a dedicated off-road model and the screaming supercharged V8 Trackhawk.