Jeep Grand Wagoneer (WS)
The WS Grand Wagoneer launched for 2022 as the flagship of the revived Wagoneer family, sharing the Wagoneer's body-on-frame structure but adding standard air suspension, a 471 hp 6.4 L V8, up to 75 inches of screens, and McIntosh audio with up to 23 speakers. The high-output Hurricane twin-turbo six arrived for 2023 at 510 hp, became the only engine for 2024, and rose to 540 hp for 2025, with a long-wheelbase L offered from 2023. A major 2026 refresh dropped the chrome, absorbed the Wagoneer, put the Jeep badge back on, cut the starting price to about $62,000, and switched to the 420 hp standard-output engine, with a 647 hp range-extended electric version to follow.
Engines
| Engine | Power | Torque | Fuel | Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.4 L V8 Cylinder deactivation; for 2023 a no-cost option on Series II and III with the Obsidian package. |
471 hp (351 kW) | 455 lb-ft (617 N·m) | Gasoline | 2022 to 2023 |
| 3.0 L Hurricane twin-turbo I6 (high output) Standard on Series II and III and the Grand Wagoneer L for 2023, on every model for 2024. |
510 hp (380 kW) | 500 lb-ft (678 N·m) | Gasoline | 2023 to 2024 |
| 3.0 L Hurricane twin-turbo I6 (high output, retuned) Up to 9,800 lb towing (9,650 lb for the L). |
540 hp (403 kW) | 521 lb-ft (706 N·m) | Gasoline | 2025 |
| 3.0 L Hurricane twin-turbo I6 (standard output) Up to 10,000 lb towing. |
420 hp (313 kW) | 468 lb-ft (635 N·m) | Gasoline | 2026 to present |
| Range-extended electric (REEV) with 3.6 L V6 generator Jeep estimates: 92 kWh battery, 130 kW generator, 0 to 60 mph in about 5 seconds, and more than 500 miles of total range. Production start reported as slipping to November 2026. |
647 hp (482 kW) | 620 lb-ft (841 N·m) | Electric with gasoline range extender | 2026 to present (late availability) |
Transmissions
- 8-speed TorqueFlite automatic (2022 to present)
Sizes and weights
| Measure | Size |
|---|---|
| Wheelbase | 123–130 in3,124–3,302 mm |
| Length | 214.7–226.7 in5,453–5,758 mm |
| Ground clearance | 10 in254 mm |
| Towing (most) | 9,650–10,000 lb4,377–4,536 kg |
A range covers the body styles and trims of this generation.
Trims and editions
- Series I
- Series II
- Series III
- Obsidian
- Series II Obsidian
- Grand Wagoneer L
- Limited
- Limited Altitude
- Limited Reserve
- Upland
- Summit
- Summit Reserve
- Summit Obsidian
Worth knowing
- Up to 75 inches of total screen area; its front passenger display won a 2022 Popular Science Best of What's New award.
- McIntosh MX1375 audio with 23 speakers and 1,375 watts.
- The 2026 refresh was the first chrome-free Grand Wagoneer and cut the starting price by nearly $23,000.
- Jeep calls the range-extended version America's first range-extended electric SUV.
Year by year, newest first
- Major refresh with a taller front end, raised headlamps, an illuminated seven-slot grille, full-width lighting, a chrome-free exterior, and the Jeep badge.
- The Wagoneer was absorbed into the lineup, with prices from $62,145 (4x2) before destination and standard and long-wheelbase versions in Grand Wagoneer, Limited, Upland, and Summit families.
- The 420 hp standard-output Hurricane became the engine, with the range-extended electric version listed for late availability.
- The high-output Hurricane was retuned to 540 hp and 521 lb-ft.
- 22-inch wheels, a passenger display, and a passenger memory seat became standard, and prices dropped by up to $7,000.
- Hands-free Active Driving Assist was offered on Series II Obsidian and Series III.
- The 510 hp Hurricane twin-turbo six became the only engine, replacing the 6.4 L V8.
- An Obsidian model replaced the Series II.
- The 510 hp high-output Hurricane twin-turbo six became standard on Series II and III; the 6.4 L V8 remained available, including as a no-cost option with the Obsidian package.
- The long-wheelbase Grand Wagoneer L arrived with 44.2 cu ft of cargo space behind the third row.
- Launched in Series I, II, III, and Obsidian trims with the 471 hp 6.4 L V8 and standard air suspension.
- Named Best SUV of the Year by the Hispanic Motor Press Foundation.
Notes
Standard-wheelbase dimensions are worked out from Jeep's figures for the L (see Wagoneer). Ground clearance is the Quadra-Lift maximum. The 2026 press kit lists only the 420 hp engine; a pre-launch Mopar Insiders report said a 540 hp version would continue, which is unconfirmed. Jeep gives the REEV generator as 130 kW; Motor1 says 120 kW. Motor1's 2026 prices ($64,740 and up) include destination. As of November 2026 the REEV had not been confirmed on sale, and no 2027 model-year announcement was found. Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer were sold under a separate Wagoneer identity from 2022 to 2025; Jeep says every 2026 Grand Wagoneer wears the Jeep badge.
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