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Jeep Australia has updated the 2023 model range for the Grand Cherokee, but hasn’t raised pricing on most of its variants.
Instead, it’s changed features on the Jeep Grand Cherokee range, added a new model grade, and it’s even tweaked the naming conventions.
Instead of the seven-seater being named Grand Cherokee L, the two seating configurations are just called ‘7 Seater’ and ‘5 Seater’.
The 5 Seater, which launched at the start of February, remains unchanged as does its pricing, starting from $77,950 before on-road costs, but the 7 Seater has been the focus of this 2023 update, with a new Overland variant slotting in under the top-spec Summit Reserve variant.
Additionally, the Summit Reserve is the only variant with pricing changes, so the 7 Seater range still kicks off from $82,750 in Night Eagle guise, though now it tops out at $119,450, $3500 more than before.
All variants get updated connectivity, for features like 'emergency and roadside assistance calls' and 'internet related capabilities', as well as the aforementioned name change.
Other key changes include the changing of some leather to synthetic 'TechnoLeather', the removal of the headlight washer jets, and some variant-specific tweaks like the Night Eagle’s multimedia touchscreen being upped to a 10.1-inch unit over the old 8.4-inch version, or the Limited getting black headlining to replace the beige.
The 5 Seater remains as it was from launch in February 2023.
2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee pricing before on-road costs
| Variant | Seats | Price |
Night Eagle | 5-seater | $ 77,950 |
Limited | 5-seater | $ 83,950 |
Overland | 5-seater | $ 98,450 |
Night Eagle | 7-seater | $ 82,750 |
Limited | 7-seater | $ 88,750 |
Overland | 7-seater | $ 103,250 (new) |
Summit Reserve | 7-seater | $ 119,450 (+$3500) |
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