2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee Release Date & Pricing – The 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee expands the popular midsize SUV lineup with returning Trailhawk and Overland trims plus a new Upland model, updated tech, and refined pricing for U.S. buyers. Production continues at Stellantis’ Detroit Assembly Complex facilities in Michigan. Official details from Jeep/Stellantis and reporting from Kelley Blue Book, Cars.com, Car and Driver, and others confirm availability and MSRPs (all figures include the $1,995 destination charge unless noted).
2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee Release Date
The 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee begins arriving at U.S. dealerships in late 2026. Order books opened earlier, with the new Upland and most trims available first. The Trailhawk and Overland are listed as late-availability models and are expected to reach dealers later in the year.
This timing follows the 2026 refresh and aligns with Jeep’s strategy of rolling out the expanded lineup progressively.
2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee Pricing
Jeep has released starting MSRPs for key trims (including destination). Prices represent a modest increase over 2026 models in some cases, offset by added standard equipment such as a larger infotainment screen on base models.
TrimStarting MSRP (incl.Laredo (base)$41,515Laredo Upland (new)$49,990Trailhawk$54,995Overland$57,895Summit$62,895 Additional trims such as Laredo X, Laredo Altitude, Limited, Limited Altitude, Limited Reserve, and others have pricing that continues to be detailed or was partially TBA at the time of announcements. The base Laredo is roughly $600 higher than the prior year, while the Upland positions itself as a more affordable rugged option about $5,000 below the Trailhawk.
Actual transaction prices vary by region, options, incentives, and dealer negotiations. U.S. shoppers should check current local pricing and available rebates.
What’s New for the 2027 Model Year?
Jeep expanded the trim lineup significantly. The Laredo Upland is new and blends Trailhawk-inspired styling (front fascia, Vapor Gray tow hooks, 18-inch wheels with all-terrain tires, dark neutral gray accents, body-color roof) with Capri leatherette and suede seats, targeting buyers who want a tougher look without the full Trailhawk price or equipment.
The Trailhawk and Overland return after a one-year absence. Trailhawk emphasizes off-road capability with Quadra-Trac II 4×4, Quadra-Lift air suspension (up to 11.4 inches ground clearance), skid plates, Selec-Terrain with Rock mode, and strong approach/departure angles. Overland focuses on a more premium blend of capability and refinement.
Other updates include a standard 10.1-inch infotainment screen (replacing the previous 8.4-inch unit) on Laredo models, new wheel designs, wireless charging on Limited, several new exterior colors (including Ember, Red Rock, High Gloss Black, Olive Green, and others), and interior color options.
Powertrains and Capability
Two main engines are offered:
- 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 (standard on Laredo and Laredo X).
- 2.0-liter turbocharged Hurricane four-cylinder producing 324 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque (standard on higher trims including Upland, Trailhawk, and Overland). It pairs with an eight-speed automatic.
Maximum towing capacity reaches 6,200 pounds when properly equipped. The Trailhawk stands out for best-in-class ground clearance and trail-focused hardware. Note that the previous 4xe plug-in hybrid is no longer part of the lineup.
Trim Overview and Who They’re For
- Laredo / Laredo X / Altitude — Entry-level value with solid standard features and the V6 option.
- Laredo Upland — Budget-friendly rugged styling and light off-road readiness under $50,000.
- Limited family — Mid-level comfort and tech upgrades.
- Trailhawk — Serious trail capability with the Hurricane engine.
- Overland — Premium features plus off-road hardware.
- Summit — Top luxury orientation.
The two-row Grand Cherokee is the primary focus of the new Upland announcement; availability of the Upland on the three-row Grand Cherokee L was not confirmed in initial releases.
What U.S. Buyers Should Know?
Pricing and availability can shift with options packages, regional demand, and any mid-year adjustments. Destination is included in the quoted MSRPs. Shoppers interested in Trailhawk or Overland should contact dealers early due to late availability. Fuel economy, full options lists, and exact configurations are best confirmed via official Jeep configurators or local dealers as more details finalize closer to deliveries.
Sources for this information include official Stellantis/Jeep announcements (PR Newswire), Kelley Blue Book, Cars.com, Car and Driver, Carscoops, and related automotive reporting current as of the 2026 announcements for the 2027 model year. Always verify the latest figures directly with Jeep or a dealer, as automotive pricing and availability can change.