2027 Jeep Recon EV Release Date Specs USA

2027 Jeep Recon EV Release Date Specs USA – The Jeep Recon is Jeep’s first fully electric, Trail Rated midsize SUV, designed as an off-road-focused alternative to the Wrangler with removable doors, open-air options, and serious capability. The launch model is the 2026 Recon Moab, already available to order and on sale in the United States and Canada as of mid-to-late 2026. The next trim, the more on-road-oriented Overland, is expected as a 2027 model year vehicle arriving early in 2027 (around January per recent reports).

Built on Stellantis’ STLA Large platform at the Toluca plant in Mexico, it targets US adventure drivers seeking electric power without sacrificing Jeep’s signature 4×4 identity. It competes with vehicles like the Rivian R2 while emphasizing trail performance over maximum highway range.

2027 Jeep Recon EV Release Date and Availability

The 2026 Recon Moab went on sale in the US and Canada starting around June–fall 2026, with orders open and initial deliveries underway or imminent by September 2026. Production began earlier in 2026.

The 2027 Overland trim is scheduled to arrive early next year (January 2027 in some reports), offering a less aggressive off-road setup with improved efficiency and range. Additional trims may follow. Global expansion (UK, Europe, and other markets) is planned after the North American launch. Limited early production volumes applied to the Moab.

US buyers can configure and order the Moab now via Jeep dealers or the official site. Check local inventory, as early units were limited.

2027 Jeep Recon EV Pricing in the USA

The 2026 Recon Moab starts at an MSRP of $65,000–$66,995 before the $1,995 destination charge, for a delivered starting price around $66,995–$68,990. This positions it as one of the higher-powered SUVs under $70,000.

Options such as the Doors-Off Kit (~$695) and Skye One-Touch power fabric top (~$1,995) add cost. Fully equipped examples can approach or exceed $75,000. Pricing for the 2027 Overland has not been fully detailed but is expected to be comparable, with differences mainly in wheels, tires, and features rather than a major price shift. No federal EV tax credit eligibility is noted due to Mexican assembly.

Powertrain, Performance, and Battery Specs

The Recon uses dual electric motors (one per axle) for full-time AWD, delivering a combined 670 horsepower (updated from an earlier 650 hp figure) and 620 lb-ft of torque. This enables a manufacturer-estimated 0–60 mph time of 3.6 seconds in Sport mode (around 3.8 seconds in Auto) and a top speed of 112 mph.

It draws power from a 100.5 kWh (total; ~93.9 kWh usable) 400-volt nickel-manganese-cobalt battery pack. EPA-estimated range is 222 miles for the Moab trim. The upcoming Overland is expected to reach about 240 miles thanks to different tires and gearing. Efficiency is rated around 80 MPGe combined (with city/highway figures in the 70–90 MPGe range depending on source). Curb weight is approximately 6,100–6,112 lbs.

Towing capacity is rated at 3,300 lbs. Regenerative braking helps recapture energy.

Charging Capabilities

DC fast charging (CCS, with NACS/Tesla Supercharger access expanding via partnerships) allows a 5–80% charge in about 28 minutes, or roughly 100 miles of range in around 10 minutes. Level 2 (240V) home charging takes approximately 6.8 hours for 5–80%. Level 1 is much slower (tens of hours).

Range mapping and efficiency displays assist trip planning on the large touchscreen.

Off-Road Capability and Dimensions

The Recon is the only fully electric SUV currently Trail Rated. Key figures for the Moab include:

  • Ground clearance: 9.1 inches
  • Approach angle: 33.8 degrees
  • Departure angle: 33.1 degrees
  • Breakover angle: 23.3 degrees
  • Water fording: up to 24 inches
  • Standard 33-inch all-terrain tires
  • Selec-Terrain system with Auto, Sport, Snow, Sand, and Rock (Moab-exclusive) modes
  • Electronically locking rear differential and low-speed crawl control

Dimensions: length 193.3 inches, wheelbase 112.9 inches, height 73.8 inches, width around 74.8–76.2 inches (body). Cargo volume is about 30.3 cubic feet behind the rear seats and up to 65.9 cubic feet with seats folded; a small frunk adds ~3 cubic feet.

It features up to seven skid plates, optional rock rails, and open-air freedom via removable doors, glass, and available power top—unique among EVs.

Interior, Technology, and Safety

The cabin seats five with a modern layout. Highlights include a 12.3-inch digital driver display and 14.5-inch horizontal Uconnect touchscreen (largest singular screen area in a Jeep), physical volume/tuning knobs, dual-zone climate control, available Alpine audio, wireless charging, and multiple USB ports. Ambient lighting and premium materials are available.

It includes more than 170 standard and available safety/security features, such as blind-spot monitoring, pedestrian emergency braking, 360-degree camera, and rough-road cruise control. Battery warranty is 8 years/100,000 miles.

Why the Jeep Recon EV Matters for US Drivers?

The Recon delivers Wrangler-inspired open-air and trail capability in a zero-emission package with strong acceleration. Its range is modest by current EV standards (especially on the highway or off-road), and the starting price is premium, but it stands out for Trail Rated status, removable body panels, and instant torque. The 2027 Overland should broaden appeal with better efficiency for daily driving.

For the latest pricing, inventory, incentives, and exact configurations, visit Jeep.com or a local dealer, as details can change. Specs are based on official Jeep information and recent first-drive reports from mid-to-late 2026.

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