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Is this the $25,000 Jeep EV?

Jeep’s owner Stellantis is teasing a new Jeep Compass for 2025 that’ll first release in Europe, followed by North American (and the rest of the world) in 2026. Could it be the $25,000 EV that was promised? It will be the first vehicle built on the automaker’s STLA Medium platform. Stellantis is currently revamping US factories and is under pressure from its American dealerships that are upset about slow product timelines and lack of affordable models.

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A shadowy teaser of a “multi-energy propulsion” next-generation Jeep Compass.
Image: Stellantis
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