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Jeep expands Compass lineup with hybrids and 4xe EV
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Following the July 2026 rollout, Jeep continued to broaden the Compass range across Europe and South America. A third-generation Compass, built at the Melfi plant in Italy on the STLA Medium platform, was launched in Europe. This includes a fully-electric Compass offering up to 375 hp from two electric motors and a 96.1 kWh battery, with a WLTP-rated range of more than 600 km. A front-wheel-drive Long-Range version provides 231 hp and up to 674 km of range. The lineup also features a 145 hp 48V e-Hybrid and a 225 hp plug-in hybrid. In September 2026, Jeep introduced the 2026 Compass e-Hybrid, signaling a shift toward urban efficiency with a 145 hp mild-hybrid powertrain designed for city driving, offering fuel consumption rates between 5 and 7 liters per 100 km. In October 2026, Jeep opened European orders for the Compass 4xe, transitioning the ‘4xe’ badge from plug-in hybrid to a fully electric powertrain. This 375 hp model utilizes two electric motors and a 96.1 kWh battery, providing a WLTP range of up to 606 km and 0-100 km/h acceleration in 4.9 seconds. The vehicle features a rear motor with a 14:1 reduction gear to multiply torque to 3,100 Nm for improved off-road capability. To showcase the model, Jeep featured the 4xe at the Rom-E 2026 event in Rome, offering public test drives. Expansion continued in South America, where the Avenger SUV launched in Argentina as the brand’s first electrified vehicle in the country. Argentina. In Brazil, the 2027 Jeep Compass was introduced with a 48V mild hybrid system mild-hybrid technology in the Longitude Night Eagle and Série S versions, which is expected to improve reduce fuel efficiency consumption by up to 11% in certain versions. 11%. In Japan, the third-generation Compass launch includes a 1.2L three-cylinder gasoline turbo engine paired with a 48V mild-hybrid system, delivering 107kW (145PS) and achieving a WLTC fuel economy of 19.6 km/L. In the European market, the third-generation Compass features improved aerodynamics, reducing the drag coefficient to below 0.3, and an expanded cargo capacity of up to 1,561 liters.
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- 2026-07-26 21:18 UTC Jeep expands Compass lineup with hybrids and off‑road 4xe
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