- The new 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L will be revealed tonight at midnight, eastern time, and tomorrow at noon on Jeep’s YouTube page.
- We expect it to be a three-row version of the popular SUV, thanks to spy photos in recent weeks and the confirmation of the L name.
- The 2021 Grand Cherokee should arrive on dealer lots later this year.
More than a year since we first spied the updated 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee, the fifth-generation of the popular SUV will be revealed tonight, January 6, at midnight Eastern time and then tomorrow, January 7 at noon on Jeep’s YouTube page. The Grand Cherokee hasn’t seen a redesign since 2010 and we expect it to undergo a number of changes, some of which might be inspired by the Grand Wagoneer concept revealed earlier this fall.
Jeep has confirmed that this model will be called the Grand Cherokee L. We’ve seen spy photos of this three-row model that show a stretched version of the SUV. The new Grand Cherokee should get a larger infotainment screen, and it could have a rotary shift knob and digital gauge cluster as well.
We expect the new SUV to be powered by the standard 3.6-liter V-6 seen currently in the Grand Cherokee, plus an optional V-8. Later on, it should also see a plug-in-hybrid version, as well as higher-performance options such as an SRT version and possibly featuring a 700-plus-hp supercharged V-8 that recently found its way into the Durango.
The 2021 Grand Cherokee should arrive at dealers by the end of the year, and we’ll be bringing you full details at the launch tonight at midnight.
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