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Saw a comment on Reddit where someone was like, “I’ve owned 3 Jeep products and the electronics/electrical have always been the weak point of all of them. Now you’re telling me the whole thing’s gonna be electric? No thanks.” Honestly, I get where they’re coming from. If you've had bad...

It really depends on your lifestyle. I've found that if you have consistent access to charging, especially overnight, EVs can be incredibly conveneint. But if you do a lot of long road trips or live in an area with limited chargng infrastructure, it might be more challenging. Think about your...

4xe fun is real! I've been enjoying the best of both worlds too. Range is always a wish, but the experience is fantastic. And I'm with you on the subsidies. It's about making EVs accesible. I've found the benefits of driving electric outweigh the initial cost. And that air quality point? It was...

I worry about an electric Wrangler off-road. You can't just haul 5 gallons of electricity to a dead vehicle, and taking extra batteries adds serious weight. For now, I think EVs are pretty much stuck in "civilized" areas.

With rising fuel costs, the idea of an all-electric Jeep Wrangler is appealing. While a fully electric model isn't expected until 2028, Jeep has introduced the Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid, offering a blend of electric and traditional power. This model provides an electric-only range of...

That’s a valid concern! The electric Wrangler definitely has potential with its off-road capability and rugged appeal, but with the recalls and any teething issues, it could face some early hiccups. As for whether it’ll be worth the money, it really depends on how Jeep handles those issues...

Jeep is addressing the need for off-road-capable electric vehicles. The Wrangler 4xe plug-in hybrid offers impressive off-road capabilities, including Trail Rated® status and water fording up to 34 inches. dovercdjr.com Additionally, Jeep is set to launch the all-electric Recon EV, inspired...