I love my Power Wagon and also my 1500 before it. Excited about electrification from Stellantis.

So glad I’m not the only one who heard that 😂😂🤦🏼‍♂️

They are saving that for the next upgrade 😂 they have sales to make

I agree

It’s a very heavy 4x4 vehicle. If you start your day charged, you would likely see upwards of 70mpg, assuming the first 25 miles each day are at 999mpg.

The car industry is just going around in circles , even with full EVs, their range only gets better because they keep adding batteries, which makes them harder to manufacture which means hardly anyone will own them. Ford already cancelled personal orders for the Mach E this year.... Nice

Ah yes this 4500lb car will definitely deliver Camry fuel economy!

I remember those kind of tree branch style wheels on older Grand Cherokees too.

It's called an embargo. Not their choice.

if they add this powertrain in the three row version too, it would be great

It's called "Rear Seat Video Group I" It's currently only available on 2023 models. It was available on 2022 versions but was removed as an option due to the chip shortage. Selecting that option will likely add significant delay to your build date.

Are you located in the United States? Are there still Prime waiting lists in the United States? I got my Prime last August without much waiting here in Texas. I assumed things got better when it came to waiting times for the Prime model.

Definitely no trackhawk, they were drinking a trailhawk towards the end.

@@tylerdm1842 no Trackhawk? What a shame. Those damn fuel regulations!

All i think about is buying a house and invest in real estate, 80k for a car is just insane, let alone a jeep.

The trackhawk was literally $100k, these prices are nothing new.

Jeep's business model could use a little work, but with increasing salaries and hiring bonuses thanks to covid, I'm sure more people will be able to surprisingly afford these new grand cherokee's, my dream car now is the Jeep Grand Cherokee trailhawk in the hydro blue metallic, lovely shape and style. Can't wait till I save the money up through college

Luxury or not is just perception. More and more smart people switch to Jeep.

yes.

Are range rovers reliability still in question??? ALWAYS and it’s more expensive.

It never has been. Don’t you see all these old ass Chryslers on the road?! Like my god stop playing these Scotty Kilmer-ish games.

@@Natethegreat200c no, the reliability was definitely in question on their cheaper vehicles. However the Grand Cherokee has always been pretty decent.

I’ve owned multiple Chrysler group vehicles over the years. Honestly so long as you have the six cylinder engines you’re good. Avoid the 4 cylinders and physically small vehicles and I can assure you you’ll be ok

He is the editor and cameraman

The abrupt zooming is very distracting.

This is correct, most PHEV vehicles have 25-35 miles of electric range and the GC is on the larger size. I don’t understand what people don’t get about this.

I'd rather know the real world fuel economy

It's important to know how good a vehicle accelerates, especially in 2022 when vehicles in general are getting quicker. Plus, it's a safety feature. It also gives a better understanding of its fuel efficiency relative to its power. What's the point of it having a high EPA, if it's going to be slow as a snail? The real world mpg would be worse,you'd be burning more oil, and in longterm engine durability would suffer, as you'd be constantly revving the crap out of it to get it up to speed.

Who said they refused to go full electric!? Lol….. would you take a jeep overlanding with barely 300miles of range?? A diesel or gas jeep gets you well over 500miles plus you have jerrycans

@@alanmay7929 Not ALL JEEPS NEED TO GO OVERLANDING YOU BOZO

The keep CEO literally said they are embracing all electric vehicles.

@@tylerdm1842 when i see it, reply

Hybrid makes the most sense, great long range for gas, and also the ability to easily recharge batteries while on the move and switching to all electric to further extend your overall range.... I would steer clear of electric (only) vehicles at all costs, and I would stay away from some gas only vehicles if you want to keep the environmentalist idiots from getting angry.

If you live in Minnesota you want a hybrid like this for the cold, battery can't take -40 degrees.

Wrong!!!!! The 2l turbo engine makes around 275hp it’s not over boosted and is actually great, the electric motor actually reduces its works and add more torque with better optimization.

It’s Volvo XC90 2l turbo and supercharged and hybrid that is a nightmare

@@alanmay7929 gotcha. But in general. It’d a very heavy vehicle. Realize that putting small 2.0T, is straining a lot and will suffer by 5500 pound vehicle.

Was looking for a stupid comment like this.

@@norfolksouthernrailworks1543 American automobile hahahaha

@@marvelv212 Jeep is one of the best selling brands world wide.... it is because they can easily serve both the budget and luxury markets.... with their jeep renegade and compass and the enormous jeep grand cherokee, and the vacation vehicles of the wrangler and gladiator, in fact, jeep has the highest ratio of vehicles on the road in the US, Italy, and UK, with many of UK's current police vehicles being jeeps, and they aren't necessarily cheap, they are fast, agile, and serve the needs of UK, Canadian, and American law enforcement, and the modern person.

​@@norfolksouthernrailworks1543 Best selling brands? Jeep is subsidiary of Chrysler. Before that AMC. Chrysler is hardly a luxury brand vehicle nor is even top 15 brand world wide by sales. It's American junk like rest of American junk vehicles that have poor mechanics. Yes there are few cars and trucks that Americans make that isn't total junk but Jeep isn't one of them. Jeep used to be dependable vehicle during WW2 but now it's hardly dependable nor luxury brand. My dad had a jeep Cherokee. It was junk. Sold it for cheap only after 4 years of use because it's junk.

@@marvelv212 And now you're just being a troll, because, well, I will give you credit you took 40 seconds out of your day writing this, but, every word you just said is false.... factually and statistically.... have a nice day, stay safe, and also 'Jeep wave'

Do you not see grand Cherokees of old everywhere? Don’t be stupid.

Statistically speaking, 87% of jeep renegades on the road are at 300,000+ miles without breakdown... 63% of first Gen compass's are at 300,000 miles without breakdown and 82% of 2nd Gen compass's are at 200,000 miles without breakdown... 89% of jeep grand cherokees are at 300,000+ miles without breakdown... 73% of jeep cherokees are at 300,000 miles without breakdown, 61% of jeep patriots are at 300,000 miles without breakdown, and 94% of jeep liberties are at 400,000 miles without breakdown... Wranglers old and new are also everywhere without break down, I believe 82% of the old models, and 25% of the new models past 300K without break down.... do not rely on JD power ratings, rely on others.

@@norfolksouthernrailworks1543 AMEN

Electric vehicles are better suited for the city environment at the moment. EVs still aren't practical for the suburban and rural areas.

@@gary.s7759 I own a 2020 Nissan Leaf SLPlus that has an EPA of 215 miles of range but I average 250 miles of range. I live in the suburbs, with a round trip to work of 60 miles. I am doing just fine. No range anxiety what so ever. There are many EV's out there that get a higher EPA range vs my Leaf, averaging over 250 miles of range and others getting well over 300 miles of range. The Tesla Model 3 is the best selling EV in America at the moment, and I am sure not only City folk buy them. I see tons of them in the suburbs. So I have to ask, how are EV's not practical for suburban areas? Maybe you have a point concerning rural areas, but suburban? Electric vehicles were "better suited" for city living when the range was 100 or less. That is NOT the case anymore as range has increased significantly and charging stations are popping up every where. And I can do one better, most EV drivers can charge at home. How many gas only car owners can fill up at home? I bet not many.

@@What-ei5nz My wife drives a 2019 Chevy Bolt, great little egg for her and will probably trade in for the 2022 Bolt this year, but I can certainly understand it not being practical for many people, particularly renters who can't charge at home. I personally will never own an EV and have zero interest in them even though there's one in the garage parked next to my BMW, but to each their own.

I worship Jesus, not Allah.

@@braetonwilson4296Mister I don't care what ye do. Peace and Blessing Upon The Mircale To be Messiah Jesus/Isa(A.S.). Allah(SWT) gives merciful signs.

@@okhera1 Good lesson