Jeep has released pricing for its new 2021 Grand Cherokee L arriving spring, starting at $36,995 in the US and C$52,495 in Canada for the entry-level Laredo model, topping out at $65,290 and C$81,985 for the top Summit Reserve V8 model with 4×4 (pictured above). Add another $1,695 and C$1,895, respectively, for destination charge.
The big 3-row SUV will come in 4 models across North America, including Laredo, Limited, Overland and Summit. Note that 4×2 or 4×4 drivetrains are available in the US, while the single 4×4 is equipped standard in Canada.
MSRP as follows (excluding any extra charges, fees, tax):
| 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Model: | US MSRP: | Canada MSRP (C$): |
| Laredo | $36,995 (4×2 V6) $38,995 (4×4 V6) | $52,495 (4×4 V6) |
| Altitude | $40,195 (4×2 V6) $42,195 (4×4 V6) | $55,490 (4×4 V6) |
| Limited | $43,995 (4×2 V6) $45,995 (4×4 V6) | $59,995 (4×4 V6) |
| Overland | $52,995 (4×2 V6) $54,995 (4×4 V6) $58,290 (4×4 V8) | $68,995 (4×4 V6) $72,490 (4×4 V8) |
| Summit | $56,995 (4×2 V6) $58,995 (4×4 V6) $62,290 (4×4 V8) | $74,495 (4×4 V6) $77,990 (4×4 V8) |
| Summit Reserve | $61,995 (4×4 V6) $65,290 (4×4 V8) | $78,490 (4×4 V6) $81,985 (4×4 V8) |
There’s no doubt the new 2021 Grand Cherokee L sides on the more luxurious end of the SUV scale, where Jeep has essentially added a 3rd-row to its popular Grand Cherokee, placing it in the full-size SUV category for the first time.
This premium look is abundantly evident once you step inside the L’s upscale cabin which gains features and technologies that Jeep is stating make it a stand out in the full-size SUV segment. One standout features is the McIntosh audio and Jeep partnership — the first time the luxury audio company has provided hardware to a production vehicle.
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