Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 4xe Is Now Even More Expensive
Jeep’s first plug-in hybrid vehicle, the Wrangler Unlimited 4xe, is getting a price increase. Initially reported by CarsDirect, all three versions of the 4xe — the Sahara, Rubicon and High Altitude — are now $3,030 more expensive than when they first went on sale. When asked why the prices had increased, Jeep declined to comment.
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With the price changes, the Sahara 4xe is now priced from $52,520, while the more luxurious High Altitude 4xe increases to $58,340. The off-road-ready Rubicon 4xe sits in between those two, with a new price of $56,220. All prices include a $1,495 destination fee but not an available $7,500 federal tax credit or any other local credits for which the 4xe might qualify.
The increases also make each version of the 4xe even more expensive than a comparable gas-only V-6 Wrangler — again, before any credits are applied. The Sahara 4xe is now $11,310 more expensive than its V-6 counterpart, while the High Altitude 4xe is $6,225 more expensive. The Rubicon 4xe has the greatest price difference at $11,460, but is also $19,715 cheaper (again, before any tax credits) than the wild Wrangler Rubicon 392.
All Wrangler 4xe variations are four-door models with a plug-in hybrid powertrain that combines electric motors and a 17.3-kilowatt-hour battery pack with a turbocharged four-cylinder gas engine, for a total system output of 375 horsepower and 470 pounds-feet of torque.
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