Jeep seems determined to expand their Wagoneer and grand Wagoneer fleet as their engineers are on the final phases of testing their new model, the LWB which was caught on the cold public roads of Michigan. Jeep counts on this new model to bolster its Wagoneer fleet competitiveness against rival models like the Cadillac’s Escalade, Lincoln's Navigator and GMC’s Yukon Denali.
With the model reaching this phase of tests leaves us the liberty to speculate that the launch date can be somewhere in the 3rd quarter this year. And it will be produced at the Warren truck assembly plant in Warren, Michigan.
The first public appearance of the new model revealed that it has a lot of identical design elements with the previous model; the SWB, details like the long rear window and doors are identical in both models.
The LWB will hold under its hood 392 horse power provided by a hybrid system comprised of a 5.7L V-8 engine and 48-volt battery pack. the motor generator provides energy to a 390-watt-hour lithium-ion 12-cell Nickel Manganese Cobalt (NMC)-Graphite battery. Which is mounted to the floor inside the Wagoneer’s cabin.
Jeep will absolutely make sure that it’s new SUV is suitable for extreme weather, but what if you still want that extra bit of warmth in your cabin?
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For extreme weather condition, you will not have to scrape snow and ice from your windshield every time, which will eventually scratch the glass of your vehicle. Our Frost shields protectors and Sunshields ensures extra protection for you and mainly your car.
We must not forget the Jeep Topliner from Coverking, designed to fit perfectly the top component contour and all made with original equipment which will be a great improvement to your interior comfort.
