The new Jeep Compass Electric is a modern electric SUV that combines Jeep’s authentic design language with advanced technology and everyday practicality. Featuring a dynamic exterior, an illuminated front grille, and 360° protection, the Jeep Compass Full-Electric stands out in the compact crossover segment, offering contemporary styling, functionality, and the brand’s signature adventuro
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In terms of performance, the Jeep Compass Electric SUV delivers 213 horsepower and offers up to 500 km of WLTP range, making it ideal for both city driving and longer journeys. Charging from 20% to 80% in less than 35 minutes with a 160 kW fast charger enhances its practicality, while Selec-Terrain®, increased ground clearance, and the ability to ford water up to 470 mm highlight its off-road capabilities.
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Inside, the new Jeep Compass Full-Electric has been designed to offer comfort, technology, and spaciousness, featuring a 550-litre boot, an additional 34 litres of front storage space, a large 16-inch display, Connected Services, and a hands-free power tailgate. At the same time, advanced safety features such as Level 2 semi-autonomous driving, Matrix LED headlights, a rear-view camera, and parking sensors make the Jeep Compass Electric an ideal choice for those looking for a safe, technologically advanced, and versatile electric family SUV.
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Integrated Active Grille Shutters
The Active Grille Shutters (AGS) are seamlessly integrated into the bumper, helping reduce aerodynamic drag by nearly two points at higher speeds
Aerodynamically Optimized Wheels
The aerodynamically optimized wheels of the new Jeep® Compass combine a bold, rugged look with improved airflow, enhancing overall aerodynamic efficiency.
Fully Flat Underbody
The new Jeep® Compass features a fully flat underbody that efficiently manages airflow beneath the vehicle, improving overall efficiency while also offering added protection for off-road driving.
Rear Wheel Arch Air Curtains
The new Jeep® Compass features air curtains on the rear wheel arches — a design element rarely found outside high-performance sports cars — helping to improve the vehicle’s aerodynamic drag coefficient.
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