Jeep to Expand European Lineup to Six Models by 2030

Jeep will significantly expand its European lineup by 2030, introducing three new models and growing its regional offerings to six vehicles. The expansion plan, confirmed by brand executives, includes two small SUVs and a midsize model developed in partnership with China's Dongfeng, all designed to cover a projected 90% of the European SUV market.

The announcement follows the recent withdrawal of the Wrangler from Europe due to stringent emissions and safety regulations. Jeep's current European range consists solely of the recently facelifted Avenger compact crossover and the Compass midsize SUV.

Central to the new strategy are two B-segment SUVs positioned above the Avenger. One is described as a "compact" model, while the other is a "large" body style intended to effectively replace the discontinued Renegade. Both will be built on Stellantis's new STLA One platform, featuring steer-by-wire technology and offering multi-energy powertrains including mild-hybrid and fully electric options. Jeep executives stated these models will have available all-wheel drive and rugged styling to maintain the brand's off-road heritage. The larger of the two is expected to arrive around 2027.