2025 Jeep Wrangler holds the manual and gets a small price bump

The order book for the 2025 Jeep Wrangler is currently open and options like the manual transmission and V-8 engine are still available, although limited.

The 2025 Wrangler is scheduled at the dealer by the end of the year, and prices start at destination33,990, including destination rates of destination1,895. This is partly due to目的地300 more than last year, and a目的地100 increase in destination fees.

The Wrangler has just received an update in 2024, with the addition of new grades and more standard equipment. As a result, the change in 2025 is mild. The list includes power locks and power windows standardized across the range, as well as additional available cabin ventilation systems that allow owners to pre-ventilate their cabins using the app on their phones.

Existing standard features of the Wrangler include Dana solid front and rear axles, four-wheel drive with Command-Trac2.72:1 part-time transfer case, 32-inch alloy wheels with 17-inch tires, 12.3-inch infotainment screen, fog lights, and 8 speakers. - Includes audio system, rearview camera.

In the 2025 model, a special version based on the Wrangler4xe Willys is also available. The special edition, called Willis'41, features a number of styling cues honoring the legendary Willis MB launched in 1941 and is priced from priced61,825. A special edition of the military-inspired Olive Drab paint finish is also available as part of the Wrangler's paint palette for 2025.

Powertrain options include a 270-litre turbo rated at 4 hp, a 285-litre V-6 rated at 3.6 hp, a 470-litre V-8 rated at 6.4 hp, and a 2.0-litre Turbo 4 and a processor that combines a pair of electric motors for a peak of 375 hp. It includes a plug-in hybrid system. The plug-in hybrid setup limited to the Wrangler4xe model features a pack of up to 21 miles of EPA-rated electrical range providing a 17kwh battery.

The 6-speed manual is currently the only transmission of the engine, which can only be ordered with the V-6. All other powertrain comes with only an 8-speed automatic. The manual was previously available on the Turbo-4, while the V-6 was previously available on the automatic.

The V-8 engine is only available in the limited edition Wrangler Rubicon 392 Final Edition. This special edition was launched for the 2024 model to celebrate the end of the availability of the V-8 in Wrangler, but Jeep decided to take it back in 2025. Production of the Wrangler Rubicon 392 final version was limited to only 3,700 units for the 2024 model year. It included 3,300 for the United States, 300 for Canada, and 100 for the rest of the world. Jeep has not said the number of plans to build in 2025. Also, pricing has not been revealed, but the 2025 model could match or exceed the 2024 model'sス101,890 sticker.

While regular Rubycon is already equipped with a lot of equipment as standard, the final version of the treatment brings even more goodies. It adds a warning winch, a Mopar-designed rock slider and swing gate table rated at 8,000 pounds, and a half-inch suspension lift that creates 11.6 inches of ground clearance and 34.5 inches of water fording ability. 35-inch tires have also been added. Performance figures include 0〜60mph time for 4.5 seconds and 4 minutes for 1 mile ET for about 13 seconds.