Jeep Cherokee News

New SUV lining up Toyota RAV4?: Is the 2026 Jeep Cherokee set for an Australian comeback to take on medium SUV players like the Hyundai Tucson, GWM Haval H6, Kia Sportage, Mazda CX-5 and Mitsubishi Outlander?

By James Cleary · 25 Aug 2025

Its predecessor departed Australian showrooms following the end of right-hand drive production in late 2022. But now, price and spec details for the all-new 2026 Jeep Cherokee have been confirmed in the US, sparking the possibility of a local comeback for the mid-size, five-seat 4WD SUV.

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Iconic car is back from the scrap heap: Can the 2026 jeep Cherokee mid-size SUV, with the promise of both hybrid and fully electric power, re-invigorate embattled off-road brand and better rival the Subaru Forester or GWM Haval H7?

By Tom White · 30 May 2025

Jeep's new larger mid-size SUV revealed with hybrid powertrains, but what's going on with the brand in Australia?

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Will this be the SUV to turn Jeep's fortunes around in Australia? Jeep Cherokee to grow in size, offer hybrid and electric options as it looks to better rival Toyota RAV4 and Hyundai Tucson: report

By Tom White · 18 Mar 2025

Jeep to take another shot at mid-size SUV glory with incoming hybrid Cherokee.

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Jeep Cherokee replacement coming within a year: CEO leaves little doubt when hinting at incoming "mainstream" mid-size SUV to rival Toyota RAV4 and GWM Haval H6

By Chris Thompson · 04 Jun 2024

At least three new Jeep models have been confirmed for reveal within the next year, with more likely to come according to reports from the US.

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The NEW Toyota FJ Cruisers and eight more zombie cars, SUVs and 4WDs registered in Australia during 2023

By Byron Mathioudakis · 21 Jan 2024

Here is a list of several discontinued models that have actually been registered as new vehicles in Australia during 2023. Some were pulled from the market just the year prior, while others were deleted long before that. Spooky!

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Rust in pieces: From an unloved Mazda electric car to one of Kia's cheapest vehicles, these are the cars scrapped in 2023 - but should the LandCruiser 70 Series V8 be on the list?

By Andrew Chesterton · 24 Dec 2023

Another year means another fleet of vehicles sent to the big scrapyard in the sky, with flagging sales, a change in company direction or, in one potential case, too much popularity, all contributing to the end of times for some of the country's most well-known nameplates – and a few of the lesser-known ones, too.

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Get them quick! Suzuki Baleno, Mitsubishi Pajero, Ford Fiesta ST and other discontinued models are expected to sell out forever soon!

By Tim Nicholson · 26 Jun 2023

Saying a final goodbye is always hard. Especially when it involves a much-loved name. We are talking about cars, of course. It’s always disappointing to hear about another famed hot hatch going the way of the dodo, or a cheap and cheerful hatch being discontinued for safety reasons.

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What's Jeep Australia going to do now without a Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5 rival?

By Tung Nguyen · 01 Jun 2023

Jeep Australia is open to returning to the popular mid-size SUV class after the global demise of the Cherokee, but expects the smaller Compass and larger Grand Cherokee to cater to buyers until a suitable new product arrives.

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Jeep's price creep continues! Prices for models in the Jeep range up by thousands, Cherokee gone

By Chris Thompson · 02 Nov 2022

Jeep Australia has increased prices again for about half of its model range, with some variants increasing in price by almost $5000, while the iconic Cherokee is just about dead in Australia.The model copping the biggest price jump, for the third time thi

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Would you go outback in an electric car? Jeep's all-electric Recon will be 'Trail Rated' plans to install remote charging stations to help it go bush

By Stephen Ottley · 24 Sep 2022

Just because Jeep is going electric, don’t think for a second the brand has given up on letting you explore remote areas.

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