Jeep car Say it S carriage will be the company’s fastest SUV to date and will outperform not only the best-selling Tesla Model Y but also the outgoing supercharged V8-powered Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.
The American brand continued its promotional campaign for the Wagoneer S ahead of its launch on May 30 by uploading a video to YouTube, comparing it to the video. Tesla Model Y – is not only a major player in the electric SUV market but also The world’s best-selling car last year.
The staged video includes a drag race between the two models, starting with the Model Y gaining the advantage before the Wagoneer S passes at a higher speed.
The brand claims that its pre-production Wagoneer S accelerates from 0-60 mph (97 km/h) in 3.4 seconds after removing the industry-standard one-foot (30.5 cm) deployment – or 1/10 faster than Model Y Performance.
This sprint time is achieved thanks to a dual motor setup that can produce up to 447kW of power and 837Nm of torque, at least in pre-production form.
Jeep also claims the electric Wagoneer S will be faster than the discontinued version Grand cherokee The Trackhawk, accelerates from 0-60mph in 3.5 seconds and is powered by a 6.2-litre turbocharged Hemi V8 engine capable of developing up to 527kW and 875Nm.
The automaker has not yet detailed the battery capacity of the Wagoneer S.
However, they claim the electric SUV will be capable of achieving a driving range of more than 300 miles (483km), however this has not yet been tested by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
From what we’ve been shown, we know the Wagoneer S will have a four-screen setup inside the cabin, including a digital instrument cluster, two central touchscreens (one for climate controls) and a display in front of the passenger. .
We already know the Jeep Wagoneer S has been confirmed for Australia, but it’s not expected to hit local showrooms until 2026.
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