2027 Jeep Cherokee Performance V
Efficiency guides the hardware under the hood. Two motor-generators share the load with the 1.6-liter turbocharged gas engine in the 2027 Jeep Cherokee, sending a combined 210 hp and 230 lb-ft through an electronic variable transmission. Its battery recharges on the go from the engine and from braking energy, and the regular trims carry an EPA-estimated 37 mpg combined, which breaks down to 39 city and 35 highway.
On those five, Active Drive I 4x4 disconnects the rear axle for efficiency, reconnects it automatically when needed and pairs with Sand/Mud, Snow, Sport and Auto modes, a combination at home on sandy shoulders and muddy turnrows. Order a Trailhawk and Active Drive II takes over, adding a 2.92:1 low range, an electronically locking rear axle and Rock mode. Hitch up a trailer and Jeep allows up to 3,500 lb when properly equipped.
- One hybrid powertrain, 210 hp and 230 lb-ft, for all six
- Regular trims earn EPA-estimated 39/35/37 mpg
- Optional Trailer-Tow Group, with Trailer-Hitch Zoom, starts at the Laredo
- Trailer weight up to 3,500 lb when properly equipped
- 87-octane regular, 13.7-gallon tank, no charging required
- Trailhawk adds a 2.92:1 low range, rear locker and 9.0-in clearance
Cherokee Towing Capacity
2027 Jeep Cherokee Technology V
A drive out to Caprock Canyons goes better with a good playlist. The cockpit of a 2027 Jeep Cherokee pairs a 12.3-inch touchscreen with a 10.25-inch digital cluster. On regular trims, Uconnect 5 links to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto without wires, so the playlist plays with the phone still in your pocket, and SiriusXM 360L arrives with a trial subscription.
Climbing the lineup adds gear. The Laredo brings key-fob remote start plus two USB-C charging ports for the back seat. Buy a Limited or Limited Altitude and a wireless charging pad joins a 115-volt outlet, with a Tech Group option that brings Uconnect 5 Nav, HD Radio and a 9-speaker Alpine system with subwoofer. The Overland carries that Nav and Alpine setup from the factory.
- Every trim gets a 12.3-inch touchscreen and 10.25-inch cluster
- iPhone and Android phones project wirelessly on regular trims
- Laredo adds key-fob remote start and rear USB-C ports
- Wireless phone charging on Limited, Limited Altitude, Overland
- HD Radio and Uconnect 5 Nav standard on Overland
- Optional Tech Group brings Alpine audio to Limited models
Cherokee Trims and Configurations
2027 Jeep Cherokee Safety Features V
On the drive home from Dallas after dark, the last hundred miles can drag. Drowsy Driver Detection, standard on the regular trims of the 2027 Jeep Cherokee, watches for lane wander and changes in steering input, then sounds and shows an alert when the pattern points to fatigue. Active Driving Assist rides along too, a Level 2 system built on adaptive cruise control that still expects an attentive driver.
For crosstown errands, those five trims also carry Pedestrian/Cyclist Emergency Braking, Intersection Collision Assist, Blind-Spot and Rear Cross-Path Detection, Auto Hold, a ParkView rear camera and ParkSense rear park assist with stop. On the Overland, ParkSense covers the front bumper too and Side Distance Warning joins in, and the Advanced Pro Tech Group option for it adds a 360-degree Surround View Camera.
- Stop and Go capability for the adaptive cruise control
- Active braking through Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning Plus
- High-Speed Overtake Warning and Active Lane Management
- Enhanced Accident Response and Rear-Seat Reminder Alert
- Driver knee airbag plus seat-side airbags in both rows
- Optional 360-degree camera for the Overland
Finance Application
2027 Jeep Cherokee Interior V
When a spring duster rolls across the South Plains, cabin air matters. Each regular-trim 2027 Jeep Cherokee runs its Clean-Air System through an upgraded N95 cabin filter that helps cut down on airborne particles. Vents on the back of the center console reach rear riders, heated front seats begin at the Laredo and a heated steering wheel arrives with the Limited.
A weekend at Lake Alan Henry means coolers, chairs and a tackle box. Load them behind the second row and the regular trims offer 33.6 cubic feet; lower the 60/40 seatback and the total reaches 68.3 cubic feet. Jeep rates the second row's room unsurpassed in its class. Upholstery climbs from Black Soul Cloth to Perforated Capri Leatherette, and the Trailhawk's Mantis Green upholstery carries red accent stitching.
- Five seats across two rows on every trim
- 68.3 cu ft max cargo on regular trims
- N95 cabin filtration from the Clean-Air System
- Heated steering wheel starts at the Limited
- Optional ventilated front seats for Overland and Trailhawk
- Overland adds a standard dual-pane panoramic sunroof
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