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Jeep Grand Cherokee vs Toyota RAV4

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Jeep Grand Cherokee
Jeep Grand Cherokee

2024 price

Toyota RAV4
Toyota RAV4

$42,260 - $58,360

2025 price

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2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee
2025 Toyota RAV4
Safety Rating

Engine Type
V6, 2.0L

Fuel Type
Unleaded Petrol/Electric

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Fuel Efficiency
3.2L/100km (combined)

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Seating
5

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Dislikes
  • Hefty price-tag
  • Disappointing electric driving range
  • Wheel and tyres not suited to off-roading

  • Cabin noise is too loud for grade level
  • Simple cabin design won't be for everyone
  • About to be replaced by new-gen model
2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summary

Jeep Australia's first plug-in hybrid, the Grand Cherokee 4xe, has arrived at a time when the company’s sales figures need a decent shot in the arm.

Though it’s seemingly spearheading a large and extra-large SUV hybrid push into the Aussie market, with the likes of a Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series hybrid on its way, the marque’s debut PHEV is only available here in the range-topping Summit Reserve spec, and only as a five-seater.

So, does the 4xe have enough of a jump on any large SUV hybrid rivals – including a rumoured but postponed Ford Everest hybrid – and is it enough to give the brand a much-needed boost?

Read on.

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2025 Toyota RAV4 Summary

Even though it’s expected to be superseded by a sixth-generation model next year, we're reviewing the fifth-gen Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Cruiser 2WD model to see if its hybrid powertrain and features still secures its position as top-selling medium SUV for families.

Aussies love mid-size SUVs in part because they're a tad more practical than their larger cousins, especially in the city.

You also have a better chance of fitting one inside your garage (unless you use your garage for storage, like me).

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