2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee For Sale

The Grand Cherokee is the best-selling Jeep in America, and for 2026 it is the most refined version yet: a new grille and headlamps, a redesigned dashboard, a fresh Uconnect 12.3-inch touchscreen on most trims, and a new 2.0-liter Hurricane turbo four that makes more power and better mileage than the V6 on the upper trims. It seats five across two rows, rides on a 116.7-inch wheelbase that still tucks into a parking spot in Cherry Hill or downtown Burlington, and pairs genuine Trail Rated 4x4 hardware with a cabin that climbs to near-luxury at the Summit.

Lucas Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram sells and services the entire 2026 Grand Cherokee lineup right here in South Jersey. This overview walks through what is new this year, the two engines and how four-wheel drive is offered, the chassis hardware, starting pricing and packages, and a plain-English recommendation for which build fits your driving. When a number moves (pricing especially) we point you to live inventory rather than a figure that may already have changed. Need three rows? The Grand Cherokee L is the stretched, seven-seat companion to this two-row model.

What the 2026 Grand Cherokee Adds This Year

The 2026 update is more than a facelift. The headline change is under the hood: a new 2.0-liter Hurricane turbocharged four-cylinder becomes the engine on the Laredo Altitude and every trim above it, replacing the outgoing setup with 324 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque and better EPA numbers. Jeep also fitted a refreshed exterior with a new grille, fascias and headlamps, and a redesigned interior built around the new 12.3-inch Uconnect display. New this year as well is an available Hands-Free Active Driving Assist system for highway driving. Two things did not carry into 2026 and are worth knowing before you shop: there is no V8 in this generation, and the plug-in-hybrid 4xe was discontinued for 2026, so if you want an electrified Grand Cherokee, ask us about a used 4xe. EPA ratings are published at fueleconomy.gov.

2026 Grand Cherokee Engine and Drivetrain

The two-row Grand Cherokee offers two gas engines, and which one you get is set by the trim rather than chosen à la carte:

3.6L Pentastar V6 (Laredo and Laredo X)

The 293-horsepower, 260-lb-ft 3.6-liter V6 is the proven engine that has powered the Grand Cherokee since 2011. It is smooth, runs on regular 87 octane, and returns EPA estimates of about 19/26 mpg city/highway in rear-drive form. It is standard on the Laredo and Laredo X.

2.0L Hurricane Turbo (Altitude and up)

The new 2.0-liter Hurricane turbo four makes 324 horsepower and 332 lb-ft, more of both than the V6, while returning up to about 21/27 mpg city/highway (roughly 23 mpg combined) in rear-drive form and a best-in-class driving range near 529 miles on a tank. It is standard from the Laredo Altitude through the Summit. Both engines pair with an eight-speed automatic.

Four-wheel drive is standard on the Limited Reserve, Summit and 85th Anniversary Edition and runs about $2,000 on the trims below them. The full engineering story, from the Hurricane's turbulent-jet ignition to the transmission detail and every MPG figure, lives on the Grand Cherokee engines and performance page.

Grand Cherokee Chassis and Hardware

Under the refreshed sheetmetal the Grand Cherokee keeps the 4x4 hardware that separates a Jeep from a soft crossover. Two four-wheel-drive systems are offered, Quadra-Trac I and the more capable Quadra-Drive II with a rear electronic limited-slip differential, along with the five-mode Selec-Terrain traction system (Auto, Sport, Rock, Snow and Mud/Sand). An available Quadra-Lift air suspension raises the body for off-road clearance and lowers it at highway speed for efficiency. Standard ground clearance is 8.4 inches, and the standard 18-inch alloy wheels step up to available 20s. That combination is what lets a properly equipped Grand Cherokee follow a muddy Pine Barrens trail or handle an unplowed back road after a snowstorm, then ride quietly home down Route 38 and I-295.

2026 Grand Cherokee Pricing and Packages

The 2026 Grand Cherokee starts at about $38,920 for the Laredo, excluding destination, and climbs to roughly $60,600 for the Summit. Because Jeep reprices trims through the year and runs limited editions like the 85th Anniversary, we keep exact figures on our live inventory. Popular factory packages on the volume Limited include:

Prices exclude tax, title, registration and the destination charge; see live inventory for current figures. Want the full trim-by-trim breakdown? See the Grand Cherokee trims compared guide, or run your own numbers with our payment and pre-approval tools.

Where the Grand Cherokee Sits in the Lineup

The two-row Grand Cherokee is the heart of the range: mid-size, five-seat, and the most efficient and easiest to park of the family. Above it in size sits the Grand Cherokee L, which stretches the same vehicle nearly a foot for a usable third row and seating up to seven. Beyond the Grand Cherokee family, the full-size, body-on-frame Grand Cherokee vs Wagoneer comparison is the flagship step up for buyers who need eight seats and five-figure towing. If you are deciding between the two Grand Cherokees, the Grand Cherokee vs Grand Cherokee L comparison lays the choice out side by side.

Which Buyer Should Choose the 2026 Grand Cherokee?

Use this quick router, then browse the matching builds in our live inventory:

Shop the 2026 Grand Cherokee at Lucas in South Jersey

Lucas Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram is a full Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram store at 1624 Route 38 in Lumberton, an easy drive from the Philadelphia suburbs and a quick run for buyers from Cherry Hill, Burlington, Mt Ephraim and Turnersville along Route 38 and I-295. We keep a deep Grand Cherokee lineup on the ground, our factory-trained service team knows these Jeeps inside out, and our team can walk you from a test drive to financing in one visit. Call (609) 354-5619 or schedule a test drive online.

2026 Grand Cherokee Frequently Asked Questions

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