Stellantis has revealed a set of new images of the next generation Jeep Compass, announcing that the model will make its global debut in Europe next spring.
Additionally, the brand announced that European production of the new generation Compass, built on the STLA Medium platform, is still expected to start this year in Melfi, Italy, where the released photographs were taken.
In addition to the initial teaser showing the profile of the Compass, Jeep has now revealed more design details of the SUV, which will maintain its iconic seven-slot grille, combined with a set of squarer headlights. At the rear, the updated taillights feature sharp LED graphics.
The new generation Compass will offer an expanded range of powertrains to meet the diverse needs and preferences of customers: e-Hybrid, plug-in e-Hybrid, and fully electric options, with all-wheel drive available on selected models.
Regardless of the choice of the propulsion group, Stellantis promises that the new Compass will offer “the ability to travel with the capabilities of an affordable Jeep, the best performance in its class, and cutting-edge technology”.
