2027 Jeep Wrangler Scrambler Colors Guide – As of mid-2026, there is no production 2027 Jeep Wrangler Scrambler. Jeep (Stellantis) confirmed plans for a modern Wrangler Scrambler—a retro-inspired two-door pickup with a relatively long bed, removable roof panel, and expected SRT V-8 power—during its Investor Day. Sources including Car and Driver and AutoGuide indicate a 2028 model-year arrival (possible late-2027 reveal or early production). Official exterior colors for the Scrambler have not been released.
The Scrambler is expected to share much of its architecture and design language with the current Wrangler/Gladiator family, so the 2027 Wrangler’s confirmed color palette offers the best current indication of likely options. Special editions and packages on the Wrangler (such as Sarge with ’41 Green emphasis) further highlight heritage and bold colors that could influence the Scrambler’s eventual lineup.
2027 Jeep Wrangler Exterior Colors (Confirmed Carryovers)
Dealer and order-guide information for the 2027 Jeep Wrangler (primarily the four-door models) lists seven exterior colors, all carried over from 2026 with no brand-new additions announced. Some sources list minor variations or additional names (such as Earl), but the core confirmed set is consistent across trusted U.S. dealer and automotive reporting.
- Firecracker Red Clearcoat — Bright, energetic red long favored on Wranglers; often no extra charge.
- Bright White Clearcoat — Classic clean white; typically no extra charge and highly visible.
- Hydro Blue Pearlcoat — Vivid, eye-catching blue; frequently no extra charge.
- Black Clearcoat — Timeless solid black; commonly a $595 option.
- Granite Crystal Metallic Clearcoat — Deep metallic gray that hides trail dust well; typically $595.
- ’41 — Military-inspired olive/drab green nodding to the 1941 Willys MB heritage; typically $595 and featured heavily on the 2027 Sarge special edition.
- Joose — Bright, high-energy orange for maximum presence; typically $595.
These colors pair with various tops (soft top, black hard top, body-color hard top, power top, and Whitecap options), though exact combinations can vary by trim and configuration. Interior color is predominantly Black across trims, with special editions (Sarge, Laredo) adding distinctive two-tone schemes such as Cattle Tan/Drab Green or Bison Brown with gold stitching.
Expected Color Direction for the Upcoming Wrangler Scrambler
Because the Scrambler is positioned as a halo off-road/performance truck with retro Kaiser-era and original 1980s CJ-8 Scrambler influences plus an SRT variant, Jeep is likely to emphasize bold, heritage, and high-visibility colors. The strong use of ’41 Green on 2027 Sarge models and the return of earth-tone packages (Laredo with tan soft top and Gobi accents) suggest olive/military greens, classic blacks/whites, and vibrant options like Joose or Firecracker Red will be natural fits. Independent front suspension and desert-runner intent may also favor colors that photograph well in rugged settings and hide dust.
Exact pricing, availability by trim (including any non-SRT versions), and final paint codes remain unknown until official order guides or a reveal appear—likely closer to a 2027 debut event for the 2028 model year.
Historical Context: Original Jeep Scrambler Colors
The original 1981–1985 Jeep Scrambler (CJ-8) offered a range of period colors including various reds, blues, whites, blacks, and earth tones typical of early-1980s Jeep paint charts. Modern concepts shown at Easter Jeep Safari events have frequently used olive greens, matte or bold solids, and heritage graphics—styles that align with current Wrangler specials and could reappear on the new Scrambler.
Choosing a Color for U.S. Buyers
For American buyers shopping the current 2027 Wrangler (or planning ahead for the Scrambler), practical considerations include:
- Visibility and cleanliness in snow-belt or dusty trail regions (Bright White or Granite Crystal often preferred).
- Resale and uniqueness (bold hues like Joose or Hydro Blue stand out; ’41 appeals to heritage enthusiasts).
- Top and accent pairing—body-color or contrasting hard tops dramatically change the look.
Visit a local Jeep dealer to view physical swatches and current order-guide details, as availability and pricing can shift. Official Jeep.com and dealer sites remain the most reliable sources for the latest confirmed options.
The return of the Scrambler name marks an exciting expansion of the Wrangler family. While 2027-specific Scrambler colors do not yet exist, the carryover Wrangler palette and recent special-edition emphasis on heritage greens and bold solids provide a clear preview of the direction Jeep is taking. Check back with trusted sources such as Jeep official announcements, Car and Driver, and major dealers as more details emerge closer to the vehicle’s expected 2028 arrival.