Official images of the new Jeep Compass model, to be released in July, show it featuring a larger capacity battery, among other features.

The all-new Jeep Compass, first unveiled in May 2025, is built on the STLA Medium platform and offers a variety of options including pure electric, mild hybrid, and plug-in hybrid. Recently, the company announced two new versions of the all-electric Jeep Compass: a four-wheel drive version and a long-range version. These will be equipped with 96.1kWh and 96.3kWh batteries respectively (the current model uses a 74kWh battery), significantly improving driving range.

It is reported that the four-wheel drive version will be offered in two configurations, with the main upgrades being the addition of a 210-horsepower front motor and a 177-horsepower rear motor, paired with a 96.1kWh battery, providing a WLTP range of over 600km. It also features a 10mm increase in ground clearance and 19-inch wheels, giving it an approach angle of 28°, a departure angle of 31°, a breakover angle of 17°, and a wading depth of 480mm. In terms of features, higher-spec models will also offer matrix LED headlights and privacy glass, among other amenities.

The long-range version will be available in three configurations, powered by a 231-horsepower single motor paired with a 96.3kWh battery, offering a WLTP range of up to 674km. The entry-level model comes equipped with 19-inch wheels, LED headlights, a 10.25-inch LCD instrument cluster, and a 16-inch central control screen; the mid-range model adds features such as a 360° panoramic camera and active lane change assist; and the top-of-the-line model will feature 20-inch wheels, matrix LED headlights, and heated front seats.