Jeep Unveils the All-Electric Wagoneer S With 600 HP — A Rugged EV for the Premium Market ?
By Khalil | May 28, 2025 | 2 min read
Jeep, known for its rugged off-road DNA, is entering a new era — and it’s electric. The American SUV icon has officially revealed the Wagoneer S, its first fully electric global SUV, marking a bold step into the premium EV segment.
Power and Performance That Turn Heads
The Wagoneer S doesn’t hold back. Powered by 600 horsepower and delivering 0–60 mph in just 3.4 seconds, this EV SUV combines brute force with smooth refinement. It features all-wheel drive as standard and rides on Stellantis’ new STLA Large platform, tailored for next-gen electric models.
With an estimated 400-mile (644 km) range, Jeep is clearly aiming at both performance and practicality — putting it right in competition with the Tesla Model X and Rivian R1S.
A Sleek Look With Rugged Roots
The Wagoneer S stays true to Jeep’s signature presence but evolves into a more aerodynamic, modern shape. Notable design highlights include:
– Illuminated 7-slot Jeep grille
– Sleek LED lighting
– Flush door handles
– Bold 20-inch wheels
– A roof spoiler that adds sporty character
It’s a visual blend of luxury and off-road grit — built for both city streets and mountain trails.
Interior: Tech Meets Adventure
Inside, the Wagoneer S offers a premium, tech-forward experience:
– 45 inches of total screen space, spread across the dashboard
– A 10.25-inch screen for the passenger
– Built-in Amazon Alexa & voice command integration
– Panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, and heated/ventilated seats
– Optional McIntosh 19-speaker sound system for audiophiles
Jeep also emphasizes sustainability, using eco-friendly materials without sacrificing luxury.
Trail-Rated? Not Yet — But Adventure-Ready
Unlike some of Jeep’s traditional models, the Wagoneer S isn’t currently Trail Rated, but Jeep promises an upcoming Trailhawk version with enhanced off-road gear and dual-motor torque vectoring.
Jeep’s Electric Future Begins Now
The Wagoneer S is more than just an electric SUV — it’s a statement. Jeep wants to lead the charge in the rugged EV category, and this model could be the cornerstone of that ambition.
Production starts in late 2024, with global deliveries expected by early 2025. Pricing hasn’t been officially announced yet, but expect it to start in the $70,000+ range.
Will Jeep loyalists make the switch to electric? If the Wagoneer S lives up to its promise, the answer might just be a loud “yes.”
