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The 2026 Jeep Recon Moab is an all-electric, five-seat SUV with dual motors and removable doors. Lucas CDJR can help with Recon charging equipment, its off-road hardware and the cabin features that come with this electric Jeep.
Recon Moab has electric drive modules at both axles, full-time active four-wheel drive and single-speed direct drive. Together the motors deliver 650 horsepower and 620 lb-ft of torque. A 400-volt, 100.5 kWh battery supplies power; there is no gasoline engine.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Power | 650 horsepower |
| Torque | 620 lb-ft |
| Battery architecture | 400-volt, 100.5 kWh pack |
Recon Moab has an EPA combined range of 222 miles. EPA efficiency is 80 city, 62 highway and 71 combined MPGe. Range and charging time describe different things: one is the distance estimate, while the other depends on the charger and starting and ending battery levels.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Combined range | 222 miles |
| Efficiency | 80 city / 62 highway / 71 combined MPGe |
Charging from five to 80 percent takes approximately 28 minutes on DC fast charging, or approximately 6.8 hours on a 240-volt Level 2 charger. Those are partial-charge times. Recon’s native inlet is SAE Combo; charger power and the battery’s charge level affect charging.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| DC fast charge | Approximately 28 minutes, five to 80 percent |
| 240-volt Level 2 | Approximately 6.8 hours, five to 80 percent |
| Native inlet | SAE Combo |
Recon has a single-speed transfer case with no low range. A standard electronic rear differential lock helps manage traction, and high-strength steel underbody shields protect the battery pack. Its electric drivetrain uses its own final drives and differentials, with available side rock rails for added protection.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Rear differential | Standard electronic locking differential |
| Transfer case | Single-speed; no low range |
| Protection | High-strength steel battery underbody shields |
| Front final drive | 11:1 with open front differential |
|---|---|
| Rear final drive | 15:1 with electronic locking differential |
| Side rock rails | Available |
| Front suspension | Independent short-long arm |
| Rear suspension | Integral link |
| Spare tire | Full-size, rear-mounted on the swing gate |
| Departure angle | 33.1 degrees |
| Breakover angle | 23.3 degrees |
Auto, Sport, Snow, Sand and Rock are Recon Moab’s Selec-Terrain modes. It has 9.1 inches of ground clearance and a 33.8-degree approach angle. The 265/70R18 all-terrain tires are in the 33-inch class and mount on 18-inch wheels.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Ground clearance | 9.1 inches |
| Approach angle | 33.8 degrees |
| Tires | 265/70R18 all-terrain, 33-inch class |
Recon seats five. The rear cargo area holds 30.3 cubic feet behind the second row, or 65.9 cubic feet with that row folded. A separate 3.0-cubic-foot front trunk adds storage outside the passenger cabin.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Behind the second row | 30.3 cubic feet |
| Rear seats folded | 65.9 cubic feet |
| Front trunk | 3.0 cubic feet |
| Length | 193.3 inches |
|---|---|
| Width excluding mirrors | 74.8 inches |
| Width including mirrors | 87.4 inches |
| Height at roof rails | 73.8 inches |
| Height at antenna | 74.4 inches |
| Wheelbase | 112.9 inches |
| Turning diameter | 40.5 feet curb to curb |
| Cargo load-floor height | 35.1 inches |
| Sill step height | 22.4 inches |
| Front headroom | 42.3 inches |
|---|---|
| Second-row headroom | 40.6 inches |
| Front legroom | 41.4 inches |
| Second-row legroom | 38.5 inches |
| Front shoulder room | 58.6 inches |
| Second-row shoulder room | 57.6 inches |
| Heated front seats | Standard; eight-way power, memory and lumbar |
| Climate control | Dual-zone automatic, standard |
Recon’s doors, rear-quarter glass and swing-gate glass are removable. A dual-pane sunroof is standard and the Sky One-Touch Power Top is available. This is a different roof arrangement from a Wrangler removable hardtop. Inside, a 14.5-inch Uconnect 5 screen and 12.3-inch digital cluster show infotainment and driving information.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Center display | 14.5-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen |
| Driver information | 12.3-inch digital cluster |
| Phone integration | Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto |
| Wireless phone support | Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility |
|---|---|
| Alpine premium audio | 11 speakers with subwoofer, standard |
| Speaker placement | Beneath the seats instead of in the doors |
| USB ports | Four |
| Wireless charging pad | Offered |
| All-weather mats | Front, second row and cargo area |
| Interior colors | Black or Joshua Tree |
Properly equipped Recon Moab towing capacity reaches 3,300 pounds, a weight-carrying rating. Active Driving Assist is standard and requires hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. It assists with lane centering, acceleration and braking within its operating conditions.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Properly equipped towing | Up to 3,300 pounds, weight-carrying rating |
| Active Driving Assist | Standard; hands-on-wheel and eyes-on-road |
| Blind-spot monitoring | Standard |
|---|---|
| Rear cross-traffic alert | Standard |
| Lane keep assist | Standard |
| Rough road cruise control | Standard |
| Pedestrian emergency braking | Standard |
| 360-degree camera | Standard; views on the 14.5-inch touchscreen |
Recon needs no engine-oil changes. Tire rotation, brake inspections and fluid checks remain part of scheduled care. Tire rotation is listed every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Basic coverage is three years or 36,000 miles, while the EV battery has an eight-year or 100,000-mile term. Written warranty terms apply.
No. Recon Moab runs on a 100.5 kWh battery and dual electric drive modules. There is no gasoline engine to extend its range. The EPA combined range is 222 miles, and charging supplies its energy. It still needs tire, brake and fluid service, although engine-oil changes are unnecessary.
No. Active Driving Assist requires hands on the steering wheel and eyes on the road. It assists with lane centering, automatic acceleration and braking within its operating conditions. The system is standard on Recon Moab. Driver alerts, cameras and other assistance features support the driver, who remains responsible for the vehicle.
Recon uses a different open-air setup. Its doors, rear-quarter glass and swing-gate glass are removable, with a standard dual-pane sunroof and available Sky One-Touch Power Top. It does not use the Wrangler removable hardtop arrangement. The available top opens the cabin above the seating area, while the removable glass opens the rear sides.
No. Recon Moab has a single-speed transfer case and single-speed direct drive. Its off-road equipment includes a standard electronic rear differential lock, full-time active four-wheel drive and Selec-Terrain modes for Auto, Sport, Snow, Sand and Rock. Steel underbody shields protect the battery pack underneath the electric Jeep.
Recon Moab has standard heated front seats with eight-way power adjustment, memory and lumbar support. Dual-zone automatic climate control is also standard. The five-seat cabin has 41.4 inches of front legroom and 38.5 inches in the second row, with a cargo area behind the rear seats.
No. The battery-electric drivetrain has no engine oil to change. Tire rotation is listed every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, and fluid checks and replacement as needed are listed at 25,000-mile milestones. Brake and other scheduled checks remain part of EV care. Lucas CDJR handles those service needs after purchase.
The EV battery term is eight years or 100,000 miles. Basic vehicle coverage is three years or 36,000 miles, with covered components, exclusions and other terms set out in the warranty. Routine tire, brake and fluid maintenance follows the service schedule; a warranty term does not include every ownership expense.
Take a Recon test drive and see the charging connections, five-seat cabin and open-air equipment. Lucas CDJR can appraise your trade-in and discuss financing. Our team also handles EV maintenance through service scheduling.
