The all-new Jeep Compass has been officially revealed, marking a big step forward for the popular SUV. With a brand-new design, advanced technology, and multiple powertrain options, the next-generation Compass is ready to take on modern challenges. It also embraces electric mobility for the first time, showing Jeep’s commitment to sustainability and innovation.
A Bold New Design
The new Jeep Compass is based on Stellantis’ STLA Medium platform, which allows for a more spacious and sturdy structure. Its overall styling is more rugged and boxy compared to the current model. The familiar seven-slot grille remains, but now it has a fresh, closed-off look in the fully electric version, giving it a modern twist.
The SUV features slim LED headlights, muscular wheel arches, and a strong shoulder line. Overall, the design stays true to Jeep’s off-road roots while adding a more premium and futuristic touch.
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Powertrain Options for Every Need
Jeep has introduced the Compass with multiple powertrain choices to meet different customer preferences, including mild hybrid, plug-in hybrid (PHEV), and fully electric (BEV) options.
- Mild Hybrid: Comes with a 1.2-litre engine producing 145 bhp. It offers improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions.
- Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV): A 1.6-litre setup that delivers 195 bhp, perfect for those who want some electric driving range but are not ready for a full EV.
- Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV): Available in both front-wheel and all-wheel-drive versions. The FWD model offers 213 bhp, while the AWD variant goes up to 375 bhp. The electric range is up to 650 km on a single charge, with fast charging capability of up to 160 kW – charging from 20 to 80% in just 35 minutes.
This variety gives buyers the flexibility to choose what suits their driving needs best.
Advanced Technology and Safety
Inside the cabin, the new Compass offers a more high-tech experience. It includes a large 10-inch digital instrument cluster and a massive 16-inch infotainment screen that supports over-the-air updates. Jeep has also added Level 2 autonomous driving features, such as semi-automatic lane changes and adaptive cruise control. A head-up display further enhances the driving experience by projecting key information onto the windshield.
These features not only improve comfort and convenience but also make the Compass one of the most technologically advanced SUVs in its segment.
More Space and Practicality
Thanks to the new platform, the 2025 Compass is longer at 4.55 meters and offers better interior space. Rear passengers get 55 mm of extra legroom, making long journeys more comfortable. The boot capacity is now 550 litres, which is ideal for family trips or carrying extra luggage.
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Global Launch Plan
The production of the new Compass will begin in Italy in late 2025. European markets are expected to receive deliveries in the last quarter of the year. As for India, Jeep has not yet confirmed any launch timeline. The current-generation Compass continues to be sold in the Indian market, and it’s likely that the new model could arrive in 2026 if plans go ahead.
Final Thoughts
The next-generation Jeep Compass brings a fresh design, more powertrain choices—including full electric—and smarter technology. It’s a major upgrade that positions the Compass as a serious contender in the global SUV market. Whether you’re looking for a stylish urban SUV or an adventure-ready electric vehicle, the new Compass seems ready to deliver.