Jeep Grand CherokeeSpecs for all generations of Jeep Grand Cherokee

Up until its most recent fifth generation, Jeep Grand Cherokee classified as a mid-size SUV only. With the introduction of 7-seat options in 2021, however, it entered the full-size SUV segment, as well.

Both V6 and V8 engines are available in the Jeep Grand Cherokee range, providing a variety of power choices to customers.

Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT variants are equipped with 6.4-liter V8 engines (468 Hp/ 476 Hp/ 481 Hp) and are among the most powerful in the range. They go from 0 to 100 km/h in 5 seconds (0-60 mph: 4.8 seconds) and reach a top speed of 257 km/h (159.69 mph).

Fuel economy of Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles estimates between 13 l/100 km (18.09 mpg) and 15.7 l/100 km (14.98 mpg), depending on the modification.

Apart from the most common all-wheel drive platform used in Jeep Grand Cherokee, the model range offers some rear-wheel-drive options, as well. No front-wheel-drive Grand Cherokee vehicles are available.

A digital rearview mirror is available on Limited, Overland and Summit trims of the 2021 model year Jeep Grand Cherokee, where it ensures the driver gets a clear rear view of the vehicle’s surroundings.

According to owners, Jeep Grand Cherokee vehicles perform quite well in both on- and off-road conditions, and many drivers often put those off-road capabilities in use. The most suitable variants for this purpose seem to be first and second generation ones, thanks to their solid axles.

Many owners praise the Jeep Grand Cherokee for its performance in different conditions, powerful engine options, practicality, and good fuel economy for the class. It still, however, has its issues, and with Jeep dealerships generally having bad reputation, owning the model can be frustrating. The most common complaints report electrical problems, that affect the transmission and the infotainment system.