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Jeep' s Future Wagoneer Plans Are Spectacular

Sep. 06, 2020 1:10 PM ET by Jay Traugott Off-Road / 11 Comments A certain supercharged engine could happen. After years of waiting, the Jeep Wagoneer appeared late last week, though the vehicle shown is technically a concept. The final production version won't look much different inside and out. Jeep's future plans for what will be its biggest and most expensive SUV to date are beginning to come to light and, for the most part, we're not entirely surprised by what we're hearing. According to Motor Trend, additional Wagoneer variants are definitely happening - beyond the Jeep Grand Wagoneer. Sometime following the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer's late summer 2021 market debut, a stretched version will arrive for battle against the Chevy Suburban and Ford Expedition Max. A stretched Grand Wagoneer is also happening, specifically aimed at the Cadillac Escalade ESL and Lincoln Navigator L. Jeep Jeep Jeep It isn't especially difficult for Jeep to make the already big Wagoneer even longer because they're all built on a modified version of the Ram 1500 platform. But Jeep isn't stopping there. More, shall we say, extreme variants are currently in various stages of development. You can probably already guess what we're talking about. A high-performance Grand Wagoneer powered by the 6.2-liter supercharged Hellcat V8 is a very likely possibility. The engineering work required for the Ram 1500 TRX should transfer over quite easily to the Jeep. A 702 horsepower or so Grand Wagoneer Trackhawk packed with luxury and tech will be a direct competitor to the Range Rover Sport SVR, for example. Also expect to see a Trailhawk variant that'll appeal to those who demand an SUV with serious rock-crawling capabilities. Jeep Jeep Jeep A desert-running Mojave trim is another future variant. All three Grand Wagoneer more "extreme" models will certainly find their fair share of customers, but clearly they're not for everyone. Enter efficiency. The Wagoneer family will also later off plug-in hybrid versions as part of FCA's $10 billion investment plan to add electric motors to some 30 nameplates, such as the also just-revealed Jeep Wrangler 4xe. Half of these vehicles will be hybrids and the other half plug-ins. At present, a detailed model launch time table is not available for everything but rest assured Jeep is moving fast on everything. Dodge Jeep Jeep Jeep Jeep Source Credits: Motor Trend

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