Jeep Quietly Brings Back Laredo X For 2021 Grand Cherokee
And drops three trims in the process.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is entering the 2021 model year, making it a decade-long run for the midsize crossover. The current WK2 generation may be aging but that fact isn't affecting the sales numbers of the vehicle. In fact, Jeep sold 242,969 units of Grand Cherokee in 2019, representing an eight percent increase from its previous year's sales.
For the 2021 model year, Jeep naturally employs slight changes in the Grand Cherokee, particularly in its trim levels. Laredo X quietly comes back into the range, effectively replacing Upland, Altitude, and North Edition in between Laredo E and Limited trim levels.
Gallery: 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo X
To recall, the WK2 Grand Cherokee debuted in 2010 for the 2011 model year with the Laredo X slotting above the Upland trim and regarded as the step-up variant from the Laredo E. The automaker dropped the trim level in 2013.
For 2021, the pattern stays the same with the Laredo X getting more standard features than the E. The Altitude trim level from the previous model year becomes an appearance package option for the Laredo X, adding a set of 20-inch gloss-black aluminum alloys, Altitude grille, body-color fascia, and dark taillamps, among others.
The Final Model Year For The WK2 Grand Cherokee?
Those who would go for the Laredo X will enjoy the following features: 8.4-inch Uconnect touchscreen with navigation, remote start, a power liftgate, vinyl/suede interior, heated front seats, and heated leather-wrapped steering wheel. The Grand Cherokee Laredo X starts at $37,745 for the 4x2 variant and $39,745 for the 4x4 trim.
Of note, the 2021 Grand Cherokee could be the final model year for the current WK2 generation of the crossover. Heavily-camouflaged prototypes have been spotted testing around, signaling the imminent arrival of the next-generation Grand Cherokee.
As to when, well, your guess is just as good as ours right now.
Source: Jeep
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU
Man Says Truck Won’t Start Despite Putting A New Battery In Recently. Mechanic Looks Under The Hood, Makes A Shocking Discovery
Why Does BMW's Headquarters Look Like That?
Man Orders Car From Dealership With Less Than 200 Miles On It. Then He Realizes He Just Ordered From Another State: 'Big Mistake'
Woman’s Check Engine Light Comes On. Then She Uses Cataclean From O’Reilly: ‘I Think It Cost Me $27’
The Stick Shift Isn't Dead Yet: Every Manual Car You Can Still Buy In 2026
Jensen's Reborn Sports Car Will Be Just For The Track
Jeep Quietly Announces Three New Models For Europe