- watson387 ( @watson387@sopuli.xyz ) 10•10 months ago
If it’ll be as reliable and overpriced as current Jeeps they can drive it right up their own asses.
- GregoryTheGreat ( @GregoryTheGreat@programming.dev ) 5•10 months ago
They will manage a worse reliability somehow.
- Neato ( @Neato@ttrpg.network ) English3•10 months ago
Every single person I know that has owned a Jeep got rid of it within a few years due to reliability. Rented a Wrangler once. Never again.
- Landsharkgun ( @Landsharkgun@midwest.social ) English9•10 months ago
Stop making SUVs.
- nbailey ( @nbailey@lemmy.ca ) English6•10 months ago
Great… another nine ton brickmobile to spontaneously catch fire in a tunnel
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Jeep’s first all-electric vehicle for the US, the midsize Wagoneer S, will be available for purchase this fall, according to a press release.
The vehicle’s specifications are similar to when Jeep first teased the Wagoneer S in 2022: 600hp, a zero to 60mph time of about 3.5 seconds, and a grille lit by LEDs.
But as Car and Driver notes, Jeep owner Stellantis has yet to confirm whether the Wagoneer S includes the 400-mile target range the company announced when it first showed off the vehicle.
The Verge has reached out to Stellantis for comment.
Unlike the more modern-looking Wagoneer S, the Recon evokes the old-school era of Jeeps with its rugged, off-road design.
Stellantis has promised to bring four all-electric Jeep SUVs to the market in both Europe and North America by the end of 2025, and an all-electric Jeep Wrangler EV is estimated to hit the market in 2028, according to documents from the United Auto Workers union.
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