The Jeep Wrangler is considered timeless, iconic, cool, effortless — sort of like James Bond. The biggest secret to its success isn’t only the ability of personalization, or its serious off-road chops, it’s actually the vehicle’s ability to evolve alongside its fanbase without disturbing the features and aesthetics that make a Jeep Wrangler. A hybrid Jeep Wrangler is slated to debut sometime before the end of the year (2020), while the brand continues to expand its powertrain options with the addition of the eTorque mild-hybrid system and the most recent EcoDiesel engine options. According to some recent comments by a distinguished Jeep executive, an all-electric Wrangler is nothing to fear. Read the rest of this entry
