Jeep Avenger 2025 Price and Specifications

The Jeep Avenger 2025 will launch as the brand’s first electric vehicle (EV) in Australia in the latter months of 2024, with a price tag that makes it one of the 10 cheapest battery-powered cars on sale.

UPDATE, 9/3/24: Jeep Australia has cut the price of the Avenger by $3000 to $4000 and pushed the car’s launch date up to September. The article below, published in March, has been amended to reflect these changes.

Due in September, Jeep Avenger will start from $49,990 before on-road costs in the base Longitude camouflage – weaken Peugeot e-2008 which it shares its platform for $10,000.

There are two better-equipped Avenger trim levels: the Limited, which starts at $54,990 before on-roads, and the top-of-the-line Summit, which starts at $60,990 before on-roads, although all trims get the same single-motor front-wheel-drive powertrain.

Jeep claims the Avenger has a range of 396km, and can charge at 100kW using a DC fast charger, providing a 20 to 80 percent charge in 24 minutes.

Deliveries of the 2025 Jeep Avenger are expected to begin in September 2024.

Price

Avenger will have three versions.

Transmission system

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Maintenance and Warranty

Jeep has yet to confirm servicing times and pricing for the Avenger. It has also not confirmed local warranty coverage, although all models delivered in Australia come with a five-year, 100,000km warranty.

Safety

The Jeep Avenger has yet to receive a safety rating from either ANCAP or Europe’s Euro NCAP.

Safety equipment equipped in the entire product includes:

• Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection
• Adaptive cruise control
• Center the lane
• Lane keeping assist
• Traffic jam support
• Detect driver fatigue
• Blind Spot Monitoring
• Rear parking sensors (front and side as well as on Limited and above)
• Rear camera with drive line
• Traffic Sign Recognition (Limited and Higher Only)

Standard equipment

There are three trim levels available.

The Jeep Avenger Longitude Equipped with:

• 17 inch silver gloss alloy wheels
• Automatic headlights
• ‘Digital Jane’ patterned fabric chair
• TechnoLeather Steering Wheel
• 6-way manual driver’s seat
• Four-way adjustable passenger seat
• 7.0 inch digital instrument cluster
• 10.25-inch infotainment screen
• Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Heat pump
• Keyless start
• Auto-dimming frameless rearview mirror
• Hill Descent Control
• Select terrain
• Electronic parking brake
• Jeep Connected Services
• Integrated 7kW AC charger
• Semi-automatic parking assist

The Limited Edition Jeep Avenger more:

• ‘Robin’ Fabric and TechnoLeather Seat
• 10.25 inch digital instrument panel
• Wireless charging pad
• Second row USB ports
• Height adjustable cargo floor
• Hands-free power tailgate
• Passive Entry
• Integrated 11kW AC charger

The flagship Summit benefit:

• 18 inch diamond cut alloy wheels
• LED projector headlights
• LED taillights
• LED fog lights with cornering function
• Glossy black seven-slot grille
• Two-tone roof
• Sunroof
• Leather accent seats
• Six-way power driver’s seat with two-way power lumbar support and massage function
• Six-way manually adjustable passenger seat
• Heated front seats
• Heated windshield
• Privacy glass

Color

The Jeep Avenger Latitude and Limited come in eight exterior color options, with all solid colors except Ruby costing $990 more, while the two-tone Snow with Volcano Black roof costs $495 more.

Here is the full list of colors:

• Ruby (red)
• Snow (white)
• Volcano (black)
• Granite (silver)
• Sun (yellow)
• Lake (turquoise)
• Stone (silver/beige)
• Snow with volcano roof (two tone)

The Avenger Summits can only be ordered in five colors, all two-tone with a Volcano Black roof. Ruby continues to be the only no-cost finish, with the other four costing $990:

• Ruby (red)
• Granite (silver)
• Sun (yellow)
• Lake (turquoise)
• Stone (silver/beige)

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