2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee Highlights

Meet the 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee

The 2027 Jeep® Grand Cherokee is a two-row midsize SUV for drivers who want everyday comfort with room to explore. It seats five and offers available 4x4 systems, two gasoline engines, and configurations ranging from the Laredo to the Trailhawk® and Overland.

In New Holland, a day might begin with local stops, continue toward Lancaster, and end with a drive through the countryside. At New Holland CDJR, you can compare a Grand Cherokee for the roads you travel regularly and the routes you would like to take next.

Interior Details

The two-row Grand Cherokee provides 37.7 cubic feet behind its rear seat, so passengers and their everyday bags can travel together. Fold the rear row and cargo room grows to a maximum of 70.8 cubic feet. That flexibility can make the difference between keeping seats available for a group and opening the cabin for a larger purchase or weekend gear.

Front legroom measures 41.3 inches, with 38.2 inches in the second row. Try the space with the people and items you normally carry: numbers can help narrow a search, but rear-seat access and cargo shape are best judged in person.

Comfort for the Miles Between Destinations

A capable Jeep can be a comfortable place to spend a longer drive. The Upland's Capri leatherette and suede cabin gives it a distinct character, while the Trailhawk uses Nappa leather with red stitching. The Overland adds heated and ventilated front seats and heated rear seats, along with Nappa leather upholstery. Compare the trim's seating and climate features on the actual vehicle rather than assuming they apply throughout the lineup.

Exterior Details

Jeep's signature grille and upright proportions give the Grand Cherokee an unmistakable look, but some of its most useful differences sit closer to the ground. The Upland's all-terrain tires and 18-inch wheels introduce an outdoors-oriented option. The Trailhawk's front fascia is shaped to improve its approach angle, while tow hooks and a matte hood decal support its distinctive trail-focused design.

The Overland takes a different approach: bright tow hooks, 21-inch wheels, and Silver Silk accents accompany its capability hardware. At 193.5 inches long and 84.6 inches wide with mirrors extended, the two-row model is also worth measuring against the space where you park it.

2027 Exterior Colors

Paint availability depends on trim and production timing. Ghost, Red Hot, Olive Green, Midnight Sky, Ember, and Red Rock have late availability:

• Ghost
• Red Hot
• Olive Green
• Midnight Sky
• Ember
• Red Rock
• Bright White
• Steel Blue
• Copper Shino
• Fathom Blue

Performance Power

Two engines give the Grand Cherokee different starting points. Laredo and Laredo X use a 3.6-liter Pentastar® V6 with 293 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. Laredo Altitude and higher trims use the 2.0-liter Hurricane 4 Turbo, producing 324 horsepower and 332 lb-ft. An eight-speed automatic pairs with each engine.

Rear-wheel-drive and 4x4 configurations are offered according to trim. For the V6, the published EPA estimate is 19 mpg city, 26 highway, and 22 combined for the listed 2WD and 4WD models.

Off-Road Capability

Trailhawk is the choice to investigate when off-road hardware is central to the purchase. Its Quadra-Trac II® system includes a two-speed transfer case, while Selec-Terrain® adds a Rock mode. All-terrain tires, an electronic limited-slip rear differential, six steel skid plates, and Quadra-Lift® air suspension work together to support demanding terrain. Its maximum ground clearance is 11.4 inches; that figure does not apply to the entire lineup.

Overland also has Quadra-Trac II, a two-speed transfer case, air suspension, and hill-descent control, with a stronger emphasis on cabin comfort. For a wet or snowy drive, 4x4 can help with traction, but it cannot eliminate the need for suitable tires, careful speed, and extra stopping distance.

Can the Grand Cherokee Tow?

Yes. Maximum towing reaches 6,200 pounds when properly equipped. Trailhawk includes a Trailer Tow Package, but the trailer's loaded weight and the vehicle's actual rating still determine the match. Include passengers, cargo, hitch equipment, and tongue weight in your calculations before planning a trip with a camper or other trailer.

Technology Details

Technology in the Grand Cherokee can help you plan a trip or understand what the vehicle is doing. Laredo and Laredo X include a 10.1-inch touchscreen; an available 12.3-inch Uconnect® 5 NAV display adds a larger navigation interface. Use the controls in person to see which layout works for you.

Look for these features as you compare configurations:

• Apple CarPlay® support: The available Uconnect 5 NAV system brings compatible iPhone apps into the vehicle interface.
• Android Auto™ compatibility: Use supported Android apps for familiar navigation, media, and communication.
• Available Head-Up Display: Key information projects onto the windshield, closer to the driver's forward view.
• Available Send & Go: Send a destination from the vehicle's mobile app to the navigation system before setting out.
• McIntosh® audio: The Summit includes a 19-speaker system for drivers who value sound on longer trips.

Equipment and connected functionality vary.

Driving Assistance Features

From a crowded parking area to a changing road surface, different situations call for different kinds of attention. The Grand Cherokee combines standard braking and stability equipment with additional features on selected configurations.

These five features illustrate the range:

• Active Driving Assist: Standard on trims with the Hurricane 4 Turbo, this hands-on system helps with lane centering and following distance. It is not offered on Laredo or Laredo X.
• Available Hands-Free Active Driving Assist: On supported roads and under appropriate conditions, it allows hands-free operation while monitoring driver attention. Keep your eyes on the road.
• Available Drowsy Driver Detection: It can provide an audible and visual alert when driving patterns suggest fatigue.
• Available Parallel and Perpendicular Park Assist: The system helps steer into a detected space while you control the brakes, accelerator, and gear selection.
• 360-degree Surround View Camera: Standard on Overland and available on other configurations, it provides a wider perspective around the vehicle during low-speed maneuvers.

Cameras and assistance systems have limitations. They do not replace an attentive driver, appropriate tires, or a safe following distance.

Take Your Grand Cherokee Search to New Holland CDJR

Think about the routes you take in every season, the people who usually ride with you, and the gear or trailer that comes along. Those details will help you decide whether a daily-focused Laredo, a trail-equipped Trailhawk, or an Overland with added comfort deserves a closer look.

Contact New Holland CDJR in New Holland, PA, to check available 2027 Grand Cherokee configurations and arrange a visit. Bring your regular cargo or towing requirements, compare the seating and controls, and take a test drive to see which Jeep fits the journeys ahead.

Disclaimer: This content was drafted with AI assistance for initial drafting, reviewed by a subject-matter expert for accuracy, and edited by our team of writers and editors.

* All fuel economy mpg listings in the content above are EPA estimates. Actual mileage will vary.