For a brand that wants to lead the all-electric SUV market, Jeep has had a late start, but we can now expect full-battery models thick and fast from the marque for the rest of this decade. Few of which will be more significant than the Avenger. It competes in a segment now accounting for 20% of all European sales and the company hopes it will be key to correcting its lacklustre sales performance in markets such as ours.
There's a chance that might happen. The brief here - to create a fun, boxy Jeep that can be all-electric - has been delivered with the kind of flair likely customers will be looking for. And if you don't want an EV, the Hybrid version's a potentially preferrable alternative. Either way, the Avenger's 'Selec-Terrain' system delivers the kind of poor weather driving confidence that most of this car's competitors lack. You could argue of course that for all kinds of reasons, it's not 'a real Jeep'. But there's no question that it's really what the brand needs right now.

10.25" Full TFT reconfigurable colour cluster

Front passenger isofix child seat attachment

18" Diamond cut alloy wheels painted in matt black with summer not chainable

Electric parking brake with auto hold function

Foldable second row seats 40/60 - Fix and Fold

Infotainment and convenience pack - Avenger Altitude+

Advanced driving assistant pack with 360 degree parking sensors- Avenger Altitude

Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07

Avenger

1.2 Altitude+ 5dr