Reimagined! Jeep Renegade Will Have New Variants and Extended Warranty; Check Out the Details

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Published on 04/06/2024 at 19:23

Updated on 04/06/2024 at 19:32

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The Jeep Renegade will come with new versions in its 2025 lineup. Read this article and check out what we already know about the news that should appear in the model.

Information revealed by journalist Marlos Ney Vidal from the UOL portal shows that the new versions of the Jeep Renegade will include the unprecedented Sahara, and there will also be a return of the Willys, which first appeared on the vehicle in 2019.

When Will It Be Launched

According to the mentioned journalist, the forecast is that the model will be launched in the second half of this year.

The Jeep Renegade Sahara 2025 is expected to feature a look composed of stickers displaying the name of its version on the body – so far, the vehicle’s drivetrain has not been confirmed, but it is expected to be 4×2.

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Engine and Performance of the Jeep Renegade

When it comes to the engine, regardless of the transmission, it will be a 1.3 Turbo Flex capable of delivering power of 185 hp with ethanol and 180 hp with gasoline. The torque common to both fuels is always 27.5 kgfm.

Vehicle with Five-Year Warranty

The latest news is that the Jeep Renegade has gained, like its sibling Compass and Commander 2025, a total warranty of five years. This comes without a mileage limit for all versions.

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Reimagined! Jeep Renegade Will Have New Variants and Extended Warranty; Check Out the Details

The Jeep Renegade will come with new versions in its 2025 lineup. Read this article and check out what we already know about the news that should appear in the model.

When Will It Be Launched

Engine and Performance of the Jeep Renegade

Vehicle with Five-Year Warranty

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Reimagined! Jeep Renegade Will Have New Variants and Extended Warranty; Check Out the Details

The Jeep Renegade will come with new versions in its 2025 lineup. Read this article and check out what we already know about the news that should appear in the model.

When Will It Be Launched

Engine and Performance of the Jeep Renegade

Vehicle with Five-Year Warranty

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