Jeep Meridian news

From the new Toyota EV, Skoda facelift to safety ratings and a Thar Roxx special edition, here’s what made headlines this week

Prices for the Meridian have seen an increase along with this update

All Jeep offerings in India get savings of more than Rs 1 lakh but it’s the Wrangler and Grand Cherokee duo that come with benefits of over Rs 4 lakh each

Jeep is transferring all the benefits of GST rate cut to its customers and new prices will be applicable from September 22, 2025

In addition to new EVs like the Carens Clavis EV and MG Cyberster, the bygone month saw a popular American electric carmaker debut in India

The Trail Edition of the Compass is based on its Longitude (O) variant, while for the Meridian it’s based on its Limited (O) variant

Jeep has also introduced an accessory pack for all variants, including a hood decal and a programmable ambient lighting

The list also includes variants of a couple of SUVs that are no longer available for purchase

In October, we saw the launch of not just a couple of EVs but also two premium sedans from German carmakers, one of which is high on performance

The XUV700 not only offers more features, but also a power powerful diesel engine than the Meridian

Apart from a couple of updated SUV launches, this week also gave us new spy shots of the Skoda Kylaq and Mahindra XUV 3XO EV

The top-spec Harrier costs Rs 40,000 extra and offers more premium features than the entry-level Meridian variant

The 2024 Meridian is available in four variants: Longitude, Longitude Plus, Limited (O) and Overland

The new base-spec Longitude variant of the updated Meridian gets a similar pricing and feature suite as the Compass’ mid-spec Longitude (O) variant. We compare them to find which is better

The Jeep Meridian undercuts both of its diesel rivals by Rs 10 lakh in both manual and automatic variants.