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motor1.com :

We are 99 percent sure this is what the next Jeep Grand Cherokee will look like. 99 percent sure? That's a bold claim, but hopefully, we've built up credibility among readers to inspire a bit of confidence in such statements. Yes, we think our new exclusive renderings are pretty much spot-on for the next-gen Jeep, thanks in part to some fresh information that recently came our way. Here's how it all comes together.

For starters, we have some decent spy photos to work from, both on the outside and inside. In these instances, coverings have been pulled aside to give us a deeper look, and we relied on these exterior shots to create an early set of 2022 Grand Cherokee renderings towards the end of August. Admittedly, we still had some vague details to fill in for those designs, which is why we said the production version could look like the renderings. Since then we've seen the Jeep Grand Wagoneer concept, which gave us additional clues on Jeep's design direction.

See The 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee Before You're Supposed To (at https://www.motor1.com/news/447812/2022-jeep-grand-cherokee-renderings/ )

 

[serpens]

It looks fine, albeit evolutionary. I think Jeep is leaving a lot on the table with these newest designs but I guess I'll just have to wait and see how the market responds.

 

[cygnus]

I prefer WK2.

Is it me, or are the FCA D-pillars wider on both WL and WS?

Rear taillights shape is Yuntu concept inspired (Jeep Yuntu Concept for China Looks to the Future (at https://www.motortrend.com/news/jeep-yuntu-concept-for-china-looks-to-the-future/ )), and that's not a compliment : /

Yuntu was a WL/WS design language concept in disguise.

Fortunately the interior looks good. This reminds of the initial KL launch - it has potential, but it will be better after the mid-cycle refresh.

 

[Zagnut27]

I like it. It looks like a Grand Cherokee. Didn’t need to reinvent the wheel on a vehicle that sells well already. I assume the 3-row will look similar?

Zag stamp of approval.

 

[redhed]

Doesn't really move the needle for me. Then again, I'm not sure what would! My guess is it'll sell just fine.

 

[hmk123]

Looks good! Just like any other iconic car you want to evolve it...

 

[jclick]

I’ll wait to see the real thing. Interior awesome. Exterior, hopefully in better proportions than these renderings.

 

[page2171]

I like it. It looks like a Grand Cherokee. Didn’t need to reinvent the wheel on a vehicle that sells well already. I assume the 3-row will look similar?

Zag stamp of approval.

I'm with you. It looks like a Grand Cherokee. I'm a fan of the current Grand Cherokee, and my fear with the upcoming Grand Cherokee had been that it won't look like a Grand Cherokee.

 

[CherokeeVision]

I like the sides of this rendering better than the current Grand. I also like the more upright grill.

 

[jsucha]

Looks better than the GW. Proportions are better. Taillight design is bad on both. I would love to see a new Durango evolve out of this instead of going Ram based. I think Dodge is our only hope to break the bland styling trend FCA seems to be taking. Once again the interior is looking good. Why can't the exterior and interior designs both be good instead of just one of them. In the 90's and early '00's there was distinctive exterior styling pretty much across the board with hard plastic interiors. Now bland styling, awesome interiors.

 

[dodge999]

interior super nice. The exterior is too much like the existant. Why Jeep cannot evolves like Land Rover do for all their new models? The future GC look already old...

 

[hmk123]

Now it just needs a 4.2L NA I6...

 

[suzq044]

Not quite but it's close enough to call it.

 

[codypet]

Those taillights look like the ones on the spyshots we saw on the Wagoneer.

Also I feel like on the Wagoneer, if they had a D pillar like this, it would have gone a long way in bringing the feel of the original back.

 

[vipergg]

Now it just needs a 4.2L NA I6...

I would trade in my new Durango if they came out with a NA straight six .

 

[HEMI345]

Why its look like CUV more than USV? Or maybe thats just me.

 

[77 Monaco Brougham]

Zag stamp of approval.

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[suzq044]

Those taillights look like the ones on the spyshots we saw on the Wagoneer.

Also I feel like on the Wagoneer, if they had a D pillar like this, it would have gone a long way in bringing the feel of the original back.

Don't forget, the first time Wagoneer left, the Grand Cherokee took it's place. That's probably why they decided to go a new (albeit boring and generic) design with the Wagoneer. Honestly, I think they could've almost gone the other way around with it but oh well.

 

[Adventurer55]

It's hard without seeing it in person like or dislike. I wished they had taken more of a risk on the outside, but they're not going to rock the boat, and risk alienating their core buyers. The interior looks great. This philosophy could be used on existing vehicles as well. A Charger or Challenger with a tweak or two outside and a new interior would do wonders.

 

[Deckard_Cain]

It's a conservative evolution over the current model but it works well. Won't offend anyone, meaning it will atract a lot of buyers.
I do like the rear and the interior looks amazing.