New Jeep Compass: New EV, Hybrid Options and Trailhawk Capability

2025 Jeep Compass: New EV, Hybrid Option

The 2025 Jeep Compass has been redesigned to meet new expectations in compact SUVs. With electrified drivetrains, a refined aerodynamic design, and advanced safety tech, the new Compass offers serious updates without sacrificing Jeep DNA.

Built on Stellantis’ STLA Medium platform, the Compass now supports hybrid and fully electric powertrains. With an increased focus on efficiency and usability, Jeep positions this SUV to meet growing urban and off-road demands.

Powertrain and Performance

The 2025 Jeep Compass offers two distinct electrified options:

1. 48-Volt e-Hybrid System

145 horsepower, engineered for urban and suburban use.
Integrated starter-generator supports low-speed electric driving.
Ideal for stop-and-go traffic and everyday commuting.

2. Battery Electric (BEV) Version

213 horsepower.
Estimated range: 310 miles (500 km) on a full charge.
160 kW DC fast-charging: Charges from 20% to 80% in ~30 minutes.
Regenerative braking enhances efficiency and battery life.

Powertrain	Horsepower	Electric Range	Fast Charge Capability
48V e-Hybrid	145 hp	N/A	N/A
BEV (Full Electric)	213 hp	310 miles	Yes (160 kW DC)

All-wheel-drive (AWD) options will be available depending on trim.

Exterior Updates: Functional and Sleek

Active grille shutters: Reduce drag when cooling isn’t needed.
LED headlamps and taillights: Standard on all trims.
New paint options: Including Hawaii Green and Pacific Blue.
19-inch wheels available on higher trims.

These changes are meant to improve energy efficiency, especially on the BEV model.

Dimensions and Space

More cabin room for passengers.
Greater rear legroom.
Expanded cargo space.

This improves usability without making the vehicle hard to maneuver in tight spaces.

Interior and Technology

Interior Highlights

10.1-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen
Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Voice recognition and OTA updates
Digital 10.25-inch instrument cluster
Wireless charging pad in center console
Premium materials available on upper trims

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Infotainment and Connectivity

Feature	Availability
Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto	Standard
Uconnect 5 (10.1")	Standard
Digital Cluster (10.25")	Select trims
Wireless Charging Pad	Select trims

Safety and Driver Assistance

Forward Collision Warning
Lane Keep Assist
Adaptive Cruise Control
Traffic Sign Recognition
Driver Drowsiness Detection
360-Degree Camera System on higher trims

These systems use real-time data to prevent incidents and reduce driver fatigue.

Off-Road Capability: Trailhawk Edition

Selec-Terrain system with multiple terrain modes
Up to 200 mm ground clearance
Approach angle: 27°
Departure angle: 31°
Hill Descent Control standard
Underbody skid plates and all-terrain tires included

Trim Levels

Sport
Longitude
Limited
S
Trailhawk

Each variant scales up in features, materials, and drive options.

Production Details

European production starts late 2025 at the Melfi plant in Italy.
North American production begins 2026 at the Brampton plant in Ontario, Canada.

Jeep’s move to STLA Medium architecture allows shared platform engineering, reducing manufacturing complexity.

Pricing Estimate (U.S.)

Trim	Starting Price (USD, est.)
Sport	$27,495
Longitude	$29,500
Limited	$32,000
Trailhawk	$34,750

EV variants may qualify for tax incentives depending on region and production location.

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Final Thoughts

The 2025 Jeep Compass arrives with electric power, aerodynamic refinement, and modular capabilities. The move to the STLA Medium platform positions it well for buyers seeking performance without emissions.

With fast-charging options, a high-range BEV version, and Jeep’s off-road heritage, the Compass serves both urban drivers and those looking for rugged utility. The interior adds useful tech, while the design tweaks improve efficiency.