The wait is over.
The iconic Wagoneer nameplate has returned with a bold new standard for American premium.
All-new 2022 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer bring you six exceptional models that blend distinctive design, outstanding comfort and capability, and state-of-the-art technology.
From the lights of the city to towering mountains, Wagoneer vehicles offer a unique, first-class experience all the way.
Discover their greatness and enjoy life at the summit.
Classic meets contemporary
With roots going back to 1962, the all-new Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer draw upon classic designs but make an unmistakably modern statement. They take inspiration from the nation’s grand landscapes, too, combining ruggedness with sophisticated style. These traits can be seen in the vehicles’ sweeping lines and sloping contours, and details such as stunning LED lighting and intricately crafted wheels.
Inside the legend
Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer impress in every aspect and, inside, you will find a spacious, three-row cabin offering top-end amenities. Fine materials and the artful integration of technology set the tone, starting at the front where, on Grand Wagoneer, American walnut accents extend along the dash to the intuitive center touchscreens. The total available screen space – up to 75 inches for Grand Wagoneer – provides a wealth of functionality including the Uconnect® entertainment and communication system, front-passenger interactive display, and two second-row entertainment displays complete with Amazon Fire TV for Auto1. Additional features such as 12- (Wagoneer) and 24-way (Grand Wagoneer) power adjustable front seats with massage settings, multi-zone climate control with second-row comfort screen (Grand Wagoneer), and the available class-exclusive McIntosh® Audio system ensure the whole family can settle into a premium ride.
As large-size SUVs, an eight-passenger, second- and third-row bench seat set up comes as standard on Wagoneer, a seven-passenger, second-row captain’s chair set up is standard on Grand Wagoneer, and each model is available with the alternate option. Located behind the third-row seats lies best-in-class cargo volume2, while folding rear seats down unlocks even more space that can accommodate larger items and luggage for a range of excursions.
An adventurous spirit
The storied Wagoneer vehicles return to the SUV fold with an enviable track record in off-road capability. Three available 4×4 systems, Selec-Terrain® Traction Management and Quadra-Lift® Air Suspension allow you to venture well off the beaten path and create your own legend. Quadra-Trac I®, Quadra-Trac II® and Quadra-Drive II® comprise the renowned 4×4 options; Selec-Terrain Traction Management offers five settings to customize your traction performance, and Quadra-Lift allows you to adjust ride height, affording ground clearance up to 10 inches.
In addition, Wagoneer models can tow with ease. Driven by 5.7- and 6.4-liter engines respectively, the Wagoneer can pull up to 10,000 lbs.3, Grand Wagoneer up to 9,850 lbs.3, and the available ParkView® Rear Back Up Camera4 with Trailer Hitch Zoom and Line-Up Assist makes the hitching process a cinch.
Safety and assurance
Advanced safety technology will enhance your confidence for the road ahead. As you drive, more than 120 standard and available safety and security features constantly adjust to conditions to help protect you and your passengers. Available Active Driving Assist using automated acceleration and braking to help keep the vehicle in the center of the road, the available Night Vision Camera with Pedestrian and Animal Detection utilizing sensors and thermal imaging to detect obstacles while you travel at speed, and Intersection Collision Assist that alerts you to potential hazards and automatically engages the brakes, are just some of the features that bring peace of mind.
Unforgettable moments
Whatever path you choose, Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer are vehicles that offer a lifetime of special moments. Appreciate your surroundings in new ways by gazing through the available tri-pane panoramic sunroof, soak up the atmosphere with available relaxation mode and ambient lighting, and enjoy the authenticity at its heart.
Above and beyond
Wagoneer customers receive a premier, personalized service based upon a collection of dedicated initiatives. It begins at Certified Wagoneer Dealerships, which can be visited online or in-person, as you explore models and shop for your vehicle. Whether you wish to take advantage of the remote showrooms, take a test drive from your door or arrange a one-on-one appointment to tailor your chosen vehicle, Certified Wagoneer Ambassadors are ready to expertly assist. Once you enter the world of Wagoneer, you will have access to many more benefits including 24/7 customer concierge, included maintenance, meticulous servicing with convenient app and in-vehicle scheduling, and a lasting relationship that goes above and beyond.
Make it yours
The all-new Grand Wagoneer is available in Series I, Series II, Obsidian and Series III models, while the all-new Wagoneer is offered in Series II and Series III. Visit Jeep.com/Wagoneer to learn more, download the Wagoneer brochure and build and price your vehicle. When you’re ready to finance, Chrysler Capital is on hand with attractive options and trusted, best-in-class service.
1Vehicles must be in an active and usable cellular range and properly equipped with a Uconnect® 5 or Uconnect 5 NAV system and Rear Seat Entertainment package. Requires a Wi-Fi data plan and linked Amazon account to run Amazon Fire TV in the vehicle. Streaming service subscriptions are not included.
2Based on Ward’s Large Sport/Utility Vehicle Segmentation. Based on FCA US Large Luxury Sport/Utility Vehicle Segmentation.
3When properly equipped. See dealer for details.
4Always check entire surroundings visually before proceeding.
With 10 years of experience in auto finance, Rob Looker helps car shoppers find the right vehicles with the right financing so they can enjoy the road ahead. When he’s not creating content, he’s often behind the wheel, exploring new places.
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