Shortly after some images of the new-generation Compass leaked online, Jeep has now revealed the new SUV in its entirety.
Jeep says the new Compass is 4.55 metres long and offers up to 55 mm of more leg room inside the cabin. Boot space has also gone up by 45 litres to 550 litres.
The new Compass is a boxier affair over the outgoing model, thanks to squared-out design elements and upright properties. Key exterior design details include the typical seven-slot grille, sleek Matrix LED headlights, full-width LED taillights, and illuminated 'Jeep' logo.
It features dual digital displays ( a 10-inch digital instrument cluster and the other a 16-inch touchscreen), wireless phone charging, a panoramic sunroof, heated, ventilated and messaging front seats, and Level-2 ADAS.
Jeep says that all variants of the Compass get approach, departure and breakover angles of 20 degrees, 26 degrees and 15 degrees, respectively. Thw SUV has a ground clearance of 200 mm, and has a water wading capacity of upto 470 mm. The Overland AWD has an approach angle of 27 degrees, breakover angle of 16 degrees and a departure angle of 31 degrees.
Jeep has confirmed two internal combustion and three all-electric drivetrains for the new Compass. The range starts with a 48-volt mild-hybrid powertrain good for 143 bhp. The second internal combustion powertrain is a strong-hybrid unit developing a combined 192 bhp. Moving to the battery electric drivetrains, it gets two front wheel-drive and a range topping all-wheel drive powertrain. The 2WD variants develop 210 bhp and 228 bhp, respectively. Unique to the Jeep is the all-wheel drive 4xe powertrain featuring an all-new, 49 kW electric motor on the rear axle that boosts power to 370 bhp. The new all-electric Compass will support up to 22 kW AC charging and up to 160 kW DC fast charging and have a driving range of up to 650 km.
As per Jeep, the new Compass will go on sale in global markets by Q4 2025, although it remains to be seen if the SUV will come to India or not. The current Compass has witnessed a decline in sales over the years which could work against the new model coming to India.