2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk Colors Guide – As of August 2026, Jeep has not officially announced or released a 2027 Grand Cherokee Trackhawk. The high-performance Trackhawk (Hellcat-powered) ended after the 2021 model year. Reports and insider sources point to possible pilot production of a Hellcat-powered version and a likely return as a 2028 SRT Trackhawk (or similar), with on-sale timing potentially in late 2027. Official 2027 colors apply to the standard Grand Cherokee lineup (including returning Trailhawk and Overland trims). Expected Trackhawk colors would likely draw from the current palette plus performance-oriented shades from prior Trackhawks. Always verify with Jeep or a dealer for the latest.
Overview of the 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee Lineup and Trackhawk Status
The 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee expands with new and returning trims focused on capability and value for U.S. buyers: Laredo (including new Upland), Limited, Trailhawk (late availability), Overland (late availability), and Summit. Powertrains center on the 3.6L Pentastar V6 and the turbocharged 2.0L Hurricane 4 (around 324 hp / 332 lb-ft on higher trims). The classic Trackhawk name and supercharged 6.2L Hellcat V8 have not returned for 2027, though Stellantis has shifted back toward HEMI performance vehicles and reports indicate pilot builds of Hellcat Grand Cherokees.
For American shoppers seeking the ultimate performance Grand Cherokee, the Trackhawk legacy (0-60 mph in about 3.5 seconds, 707 hp in prior generations) remains highly relevant. Color choices matter for visibility, resale, and personalization in the competitive midsize SUV segment against rivals like the BMW X5 M and Mercedes-AMG GLE.
Official 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee Exterior Colors
Jeep and Stellantis have confirmed an expanded exterior palette for the 2027 Grand Cherokee, with several new options (some late availability). These form the baseline for any future high-performance variant:
- Bright White Clearcoat
- High Gloss Black (new)
- Sting-Gray Clearcoat / Sting Gray (new)
- Copper Shino Metallic Clearcoat
- Fathom Blue Pearlcoat
- Steel Blue
- Ghost (new, late availability)
- Red Hot (new, late availability)
- Olive Green (new, late availability)
- Midnight Sky (new, late availability)
- Ember (new, late availability)
- Red Rock (new, late availability)
Some colors may be trim-specific or carry extra cost. High-contrast or bold shades (High Gloss Black, Red Hot, Fathom Blue) tend to suit performance models well for visual impact on U.S. roads and at events.
Expected or Likely Colors for a Returning Trackhawk
Prior Trackhawk models (2018–2021) offered a performance-focused selection that emphasized aggression and exclusivity. Examples included:
- Diamond Black Crystal Pearlcoat
- Bright White Clearcoat
- Granite Crystal Metallic
- Billet Silver Metallic
- Velvet Red Pearlcoat
- Redline 2 Pearlcoat (exclusive in some years)
- Rhino Clearcoat
- True Blue / Slate Blue Pearlcoat
- Sting-Gray
- Ivory Tri-coat
- Green Metallic (in later years)
A revived Trackhawk would almost certainly carry over core 2027 Grand Cherokee colors while adding or prioritizing black, gray, red, and blue tones that highlight yellow Brembo calipers, blackout accents, unique wheels, and performance badging. High Gloss Black, Sting Gray, Red Hot/Velvet Red equivalents, and Fathom Blue or Midnight Sky would be strong candidates for standing out in the U.S. market. Exclusive shades (similar to past Rhino or Redline) remain possible for the flagship performance model.
Interior Color Options
2027 Grand Cherokee interiors include:
- Global Black
- Wicker Beige (new for Laredo)
- Tupelo/Black (Summit)
Past Trackhawks primarily offered Black or Black/Sepia performance seats (with optional Laguna leather in black or black/dark ruby). Expect a returning high-performance version to favor dark, sport-oriented cabins with contrast stitching, Alcantara or suede inserts, and carbon-fiber or piano-black accents for a driver-focused feel.
How Colors Affect Buying Decisions in the USA?
In the U.S., popular choices for performance SUVs lean toward black, white, and bold reds or blues for both street presence and residual value. Lighter or unique metallics (Copper Shino, Ghost) can stand out in sunny climates or for photography, while darker shades hide road grime better in northern states. Check local dealer inventory, Jeep’s build-and-price tool, and any late-availability notes, as production timing and regional preferences can limit options. Performance packages often pair specific colors with unique wheels, badging, and brake finishes.
What to Watch for Next?
Monitor official Jeep announcements, Stellantis updates, and reliable automotive sources for confirmation of a Trackhawk or SRT Grand Cherokee. Pilot production reports from mid-2026 and executive comments about performance models being “on the table” support a return, but official colors, pricing (historically mid-$80k+), and exact timing are not yet confirmed. When it arrives, expect the color strategy to blend the 2027 Grand Cherokee palette with the aggressive aesthetic that defined the original Trackhawk.
For the latest official information, visit Jeep.com or contact a local Jeep dealer. Color availability can change, and some may be limited to certain trims or production windows.