Jeep Reveals Wagoneer S and Trailhawk Concept: Electric Luxury Meets Off-Road Capability

Jeep introduces the all-electric Wagoneer S with 600 hp and the Trailhawk Concept, showcasing off-road enhancements and luxury features, pending customer interest.

Jeep unveiled the all-electric Wagoneer S in its Launch Edition, boasting 600 horsepower and numerous luxury features. Alongside it, Jeep introduced the Wagoneer S Trailhawk Concept, offering a glimpse of a potential off-road variant if consumer demand for enhanced off-road capabilities increases. Although Jeep hasn’t confirmed production plans, the modifications appear feasible. 

The Trailhawk Concept features a Rock mode in the Selec-Terrain AWD system (which currently includes Auto, Sand, Snow, Eco, and Sport modes), 31.5-inch all-terrain tires, and a lifted suspension. Unique fascias with straked vertical vents, orange tow hooks, and anti-glare hood decals enhance its rugged appeal. The 18-inch multi-piece wheels also feature orange accents.

The Trailhawk Concept’s design includes flush badges for improved aerodynamics, a laser-cut aluminum roof rack, plastic arches, and a dual-pane panoramic sunroof. It sports Banner paint with Stone Gray and Storm Gray metallic accents, the latter in the illuminated seven-slot grille. 

Sustainability is highlighted in the interior with synthetic leather in Mantis Green, Ultraviolet contrast stitching, and meteorite-inspired real stone veneers. The cabin also features Storm Dark metallic accents, Radical Red anodized elements, an octagonal steering wheel with tactical-inspired grips, a large center console with wireless charging, multiple USB ports, and a functional grab bar for accessories. 

The modular door cargo management system with adjustable elastic straps is ideal for securing items when driving at unusual angles. Though currently a concept, the durable and producible design elements depend on customer response to this innovative electric SUV.