Jeep Updates Grand Wagoneer and Grand Cherokee for GCC
Stellantis Middle East has rolled out a GCC update for Jeep's Grand Wagoneer and Grand Cherokee SUVs, with pricing not yet published.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Car Types
Jeep has rolled out a major update for its Grand Wagoneer and Grand Cherokee SUVs in the Gulf Cooperation Council region. The refresh includes new engines, expanded audio and interior options, and updated exterior styling.
Why it matters
The update brings revised powertrains and trim-level features to a key regional market during Jeep's 85th anniversary year. Buyers in the GCC gain access to newer engine choices and cabin technology across both large SUV models.
The Grand Wagoneer's 3.0-litre Hurricane twin-turbo inline six produces 420 hp and 635 Nm of torque with a towing capacity of up to 4,536 kg. The Grand Cherokee's new 2.0-litre Hurricane 4 Turbo is rated at 324 hp and 450 Nm.
The players
Jeep
Jeep is an American automotive brand owned by Stellantis, known for its off-road and sport utility vehicles since the 1940s.
Stellantis Middle East
Stellantis Middle East is the regional division of the multinational automaker Stellantis, which oversees vehicle sales and marketing across the Middle East.
The details
Grand Wagoneer Summit Reserve receives Dark Waxed Walnut open-pore wood trim and a 23-speaker McIntosh system, while Limited Reserve adds a 19-speaker McIntosh system, tri-pane sunroof and a heads-up display. The Grand Cherokee gains a 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen, and the Grand Cherokee L offers Limited and Summit grades with a three-row cabin.
Timeline
2026: Jeep introduces the refreshed GCC products during the brand's 85th anniversary year.
Roadmap
The GCC update extends Jeep's Hurricane engine family, which combines twin-turbo inline-six and turbocharged four-cylinder configurations, into its flagship large SUVs. It places Jeep's full-size and mid-size models on a shared powertrain architecture for regional buyers.
Buyers in GCC markets will find the Grand Cherokee's 12.3-inch touchscreen and updated engine options in showrooms once pricing is confirmed. Shoppers comparing Grand Wagoneer trims should weigh the 19-speaker and 23-speaker McIntosh audio choices against Summit and Limited Reserve pricing when it is published.
The takeaway
Shoppers considering a new large SUV in the GCC should wait for official pricing before comparing trims, since the engine and cabin upgrades differ significantly between the Wagoneer and Cherokee lines. Checking local dealer listings once prices are released will show which configurations are actually available.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PMV Middle East.
