- Jeep has released pricing for the new three-row version of the Grand Cherokee, the 2021 Grand Cherokee L.
- It starts between $2775–$8080 higher than the equivalent two-row Grand Cherokee models.
- The Grand Cherokee L will go on sale this spring.
If you want more Grand Cherokee, you’re going to have to pay more. The new, larger 2021 Grand Cherokee L with three rows of seats is predictably more expensive than the existing two-row version, with prices starting at $38,490 and rising to over $60,000 for the top trim levels. Depending on model, the L costs between $2775–$8080 more than the equivalent two-row; but remember, the L is also the first representative of the Grand Cherokee’s new generation, while the two-row version of the new design won’t arrive until the 2022 model year.
The L starts off with the Laredo trim, which comes standard with rear-wheel drive and a 3.6-liter V-6. Jeep has yet to release option pricing for the available all-wheel-drive system or any available packages. The next model is the Limited, which starts at $45,490 and adds features such as a power liftgate, leather seats, and heated second-row seats.
The Overland starts at $56,490 and offers a 5.7-liter V-8 as an optional upgrade (pricing for the engine isn’t available yet). It also comes with features such as a power-folding third row of seats, a cooling function for the second-row seats, and an upgraded audio system. The $60,490 Summit, appropriately enough, sits at the top of the lineup and has extras such as 20-inch wheels, four-zone climate control, nappa leather seats, and massaging front seats.
Jeep says the 2021 Grand Cherokee L start arriving at U.S. dealerships in the spring, and we’ll update this post as more detailed pricing information becomes available.
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