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Jeep is an American automotive brand known for its rugged, reliable off-road vehicles. Founded in 1941, the brand became famous for its contribution during the Second World War with the manufacture of military jeeps. Since then, the brand has expanded its product range to include SUVs and pickup trucks, while maintaining its reputation for robustness and quality. Jeep vehicles are often used for outdoor activities and off-road adventures because of their ability to overcome difficult terrain.
More recently, Jeep has also turned its attention to electric technology, with the launch of its first electric vehicle, the Jeep Wrangler 4xe, in 2021. This model combines the brand's power and capabilities while offering a greener alternative for environmentally conscious drivers.
What are the main Jeep electric car models?
Here's a list of 100% electric Jeep models. Beev provides range and charging simulators, articles and video tests of all electric Jeep models. All these tools will give you a more realistic view of the vehicle in question. Start looking for your electric car!
Jeep Avenger 54 kWh
Purchase price €38,000
(list price excluding bonus)
Leasing with no deposit for professionals from €525 / month
- Range (WLTP): 400 km
- Acceleration (0 to 100 km/h): 9 sec.
- Fast charge (from 20% to 80%): 26 min.
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How much does an electric Jeep cost?
The only electric car model currently on the Jeep market is the Jeep Avenger, with a list price of €36,500.
What's next for electric Jeeps?
The Jeep Wrangler EV is one of the brand's next models. It is an all-electric model of Jeep's iconic off-road vehicle, the Wrangler. It is due to be launched by 2025. It is expected to have a range of around 400 to 480 km, depending on battery size.
Another all-electric model from Jeep is scheduled for launch in 2024. The Recon EV will be equipped with an electric motor producing around 285 hp. It will have a range of around 400 km, thanks to a 70 kWh battery.
Which cable should you use to recharge your electric Jeep?
The Jeep car is equipped with a Type 2 connector for accelerated AC charging. For fast DC charging, the correct connector is the Combo CCS.
To recharge your electric Jeep, you need a T2 type 2 charging cable.
This charging cable is ideal for charging all 100% electric Jeeps.
Choose your electric Jeep charging station
You can recharge using an ordinary wall socket or a charging station.
Electric Jeeps are compatible with standard charging stations:
- 3.7 kW
- 7.4 kW
- 11 kW
To find the best charging station for your electric Jeep at home or at work, we invite you to request a customized quotation. Select your Jeep electric vehicle and find out which charging stations are right for your electric vehicle.
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Currently, the only model available on the market is the Jeep Avenger.
To recharge your electric Jeep, you need to connect to a 3.7 kW, 7.4 kW or 11 kW charging station.
To do this, you need a Type 2 cable.
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At a time when the sale of combustion-powered cars will be banned in France from 2035, electric mobility is the future! Having an electric vehicle not only makes you more ecological and economical, but also gives you access to a whole host of financial incentives!
To facilitate and encourage the switch to electric vehicles, the French government has introduced a number of financial incentives for both private individuals and professionals, including :
- environmental bonus
- conversion premium
- Advenir premium
- tax credit
- regional aids
- reduced VAT rate