Jeep SUVs Prices Slashed By Up To Rs. 4.84 Lakh After GST Reform

The Jeep Compass, the entry-level model in Jeep's portfolio, now has a price cut of up to Rs. 2.16 lakh. The Jeep Meridian also saw its price drop by Rs. 2.47 lakh under this change, making both models more competitive in their segments.

More expensive models were hit with bigger drops. The Grand Cherokee gets a price reduction of Rs. 4.50 lakh, while the Wrangler receives the maximum cut of Rs. 4.84 lakh. These new prices are effective nationwide across all Jeep dealerships.

Kumar Priyesh, Business Head and Director, Automotive Brands, Stellantis India, said, "At Jeep, we have always believed in delivering exceptional value along with our legendary capabilities. The GST reform is a transformative step that brings clarity and affordability for customers. We are delighted to pass on the full benefit to our buyers, making the Jeep lifestyle more accessible than ever. This move reinforces our commitment to ensuring that owning a Jeep is not just an aspiration, but a reality for many more Indians."

After the cuts, the Compass now starts at Rs. 18.99 lakh ex-showroom in India. The Meridian begins at Rs. 24.99 lakh, while the Grand Cherokee and Wrangler are priced at Rs. 67.50 lakh and Rs. 67.65 lakh respectively, ex-showroom.

Buyers across cities will see these new rates at their local Jeep dealerships. The revised pricing is part of Jeep India's strategy to make its SUVs more accessible to a wider audience under the new GST structure.

New Jeep SUV Prices After GST 2.0

For the latest on regional pricing and variant-specific rates, check with your nearest Jeep dealer. Prices mentioned are ex-showroom and subject to local taxes and registration charges.