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The 2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer pairs Hurricane twin-turbo power with three seating rows. Lucas CDJR has short-body and long-body choices, seven- or eight-passenger layouts and towing equipment with ratings that depend on body, axle ratio and drivetrain.
The Standard Output 3.0L Hurricane Twin Turbo inline-six produces 420 horsepower and 468 lb-ft of torque. Every Grand Wagoneer uses a TorqueFlite 8HP75 eight-speed automatic. Mid-grade 89-octane gasoline is recommended; regular 87 octane is acceptable.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine | 3.0L Hurricane Twin Turbo, Standard Output |
| Output | 420 horsepower; 468 lb-ft |
| Transmission | TorqueFlite 8HP75 eight-speed automatic |
Grand Wagoneer, Limited and Summit are the three core trims, each available in short and long bodies. Upland, Limited Altitude, Limited Reserve, Summit Obsidian and Summit Reserve are appearance or equipment packages. Their contents add to the core trim’s features.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Core trims | Grand Wagoneer, Limited, Summit |
| Package examples | Upland, Limited Altitude, Limited Reserve, Summit Obsidian, Summit Reserve |
| Base Grand Wagoneer | Rear-wheel drive standard; four-wheel drive optional |
|---|---|
| Limited Altitude and Summit Obsidian | Four-wheel drive only |
| Standard 4×4 transfer case | Single-speed, full-time active four-wheel drive |
| Available 4×4 transfer case | Two-speed with 2.64 low range and Rock mode |
| Standard rear differential | Limited slip |
| Optional rear differential | Electronic limited slip |
| Standard suspension | Coil springs with monotube shocks |
| Available suspension | Quadra-Lift air suspension with semi-active damping |
Second-row captain’s chairs give Grand Wagoneer seven seats as standard. The available second-row bench increases seating to eight. Cargo space behind the third row measures 27.9 cubic feet in the short body and 42.6 cubic feet in the long body, with 36.6 inches of third-row legroom.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Short body behind row three | 27.9 cubic feet |
| Long body behind row three | 42.6 cubic feet |
| Third-row legroom | 36.6 inches |
The properly equipped short-body Grand Wagoneer 4×4 with a 3.92 axle can tow up to 10,000 pounds. With the standard 3.55 axle, the short-body 4×4 rating is 6,030 pounds. The properly equipped long-body 4×4 with a 3.92 axle reaches 9,860 pounds.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Properly equipped short-body 4×4, 3.92 axle | Up to 10,000 pounds |
| Short-body 4×4, 3.55 axle | 6,030 pounds |
| Properly equipped long-body 4×4, 3.92 axle | Up to 9,860 pounds |
The Heavy-duty Trailer Tow package is optional on four-wheel-drive versions. It adds a two-speed transfer case and 3.92 axle, plus trailer controls and monitoring features. Upland also includes the 3.92 axle, along with Quadra-Lift air suspension and a two-speed transfer case.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Driveline | Two-speed transfer case; 3.92 axle |
| Trailer controls | Integrated trailer brake control; trailer light monitoring |
| Other features | Trailer hitch zoom; trailer tire-pressure monitoring |
The Grand Wagoneer trim has Capri leather and heated and ventilated front seats. Limited adds Nappa leather and heated second-row seats. Summit has 24-way power front seats and four-zone climate control. Materials, seat adjustments and rear-cabin equipment vary with the trim and package.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Grand Wagoneer | Capri leather; heated and ventilated front seats |
| Limited | Nappa leather; heated second-row seats |
| Summit | 24-way power front seats; four-zone climate |
The standard 12-inch Uconnect 5C NAV touchscreen handles navigation and infotainment. Summit offers an available 10.25-inch front passenger display. Limited and Summit offer dual 10.1-inch rear entertainment screens, with their own USB and HDMI connections and Amazon Fire TV built in.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Center touchscreen | 12 inches standard |
| Front passenger display | 10.25 inches; available on Summit |
| Rear entertainment | Dual 10.1-inch screens; available on Limited and Summit |
| Grand Wagoneer and Limited driver cluster | 10.25 inches |
|---|---|
| Summit driver cluster | 12.3 inches; available on Limited |
| Standard audio | Nine-speaker Alpine system with subwoofer |
| Summit audio | 19-speaker McIntosh MX950; available on Limited |
| Front passenger display functions | Radio, cameras, navigation and rear entertainment |
| Rear display connections | USB and HDMI; Amazon Fire TV built in |
Active Driving Assist is standard across the Grand Wagoneer lineup. It requires hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. Adaptive Cruise Control, blind-spot alerts and automatic emergency braking also help with driving, while the driver remains responsible for steering, traffic and surroundings.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Active Driving Assist | Hands-on-wheel, eyes-on-road |
| System availability | Standard across the Grand Wagoneer lineup |
| Adaptive Cruise Control | Stop and Go |
|---|---|
| Blind Spot Monitoring | Rear Cross Path Detection |
| Forward Collision Warning | Full-Speed with Active Braking |
| Pedestrian and Cyclist Emergency Braking | Standard |
| Active Lane Management System | Standard |
The oil-change indicator calls for engine service, with a limit of 10,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first, and an engine-hour trigger. Routine scheduled maintenance is not complimentary. Warranty terms apply to covered repairs; oil changes and scheduled inspections follow the maintenance schedule.
| Oil-service engine-hour limit | 350 engine run hours |
|---|---|
| Cabin air filter | Every 12,000 miles |
| Oil capacity with filter | 7.5 quarts |
No. That maximum requires a properly equipped short-body Grand Wagoneer with four-wheel drive and a 3.92 axle. The short-body 4×4 with the standard 3.55 axle is rated at 6,030 pounds. Body length, drivetrain, axle and trailer equipment all affect the rating for the loaded trailer.
No. Summit Reserve is an equipment package. The three core trims are Grand Wagoneer, Limited and Summit, each available in short and long bodies. Other packages include Upland, Limited Altitude, Limited Reserve and Summit Obsidian. Package contents change cabin materials, appearance or equipment on the underlying trim.
Yes. An available second-row bench raises seating to eight; the standard second-row captain’s chairs provide seven seats. Short and long bodies both have three rows. With the third row in use, cargo space is 27.9 cubic feet in the short body and 42.6 cubic feet in the long body.
No. Active Driving Assist requires hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road. It comes standard across the Grand Wagoneer lineup and assists within its operating limits. Camera views and passenger entertainment displays serve other functions; they do not change the driver’s responsibility for steering and watching traffic.
Mid-grade 89 octane is recommended, and regular 87 octane is acceptable for the Standard Output Hurricane in this Grand Wagoneer. Premium is neither required nor recommended for that engine. The 3.0L twin-turbo inline-six produces 420 horsepower and 468 lb-ft and pairs with the eight-speed automatic.
No. Grand Wagoneer does not include complimentary scheduled maintenance for this model year. Warranty coverage has its own terms and exclusions for covered repairs. Oil service follows the indicator, with a limit of 10,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first, plus an engine-hour trigger. Purchased service plans have their own terms.
The long body has 42.6 cubic feet behind the third row, compared with 27.9 cubic feet in the short body. Grand Wagoneer L keeps the three-row seating layout, with standard captain’s chairs or an available second-row bench. Its towing ratings differ: a properly equipped L 4×4 with the 3.92 axle reaches 9,860 pounds.
Test drive a Grand Wagoneer at Lucas CDJR. We can go over body length, passenger seating and tow equipment, value your trade-in, and discuss financing. Our service department handles scheduled maintenance.
