The Jeep Wrangler Debuts Colors for 2023

The news for the Jeep Wrangler for 2023 arrives and the truth is that they are very, very scarce: the capable off-roader is content to expand its range of available exterior colors with two new additions, one of which will be available exclusively during the next year.

The two new shades in question are Earl and Reign, the latter of which will be in limited production and can only be ordered between now and October.

Starting with Earl, it's a gray color with hints of aquamarine that was first introduced on the 2020 Gladiator Farout concept car. The Jeep Wrangler led headlights for Jeep JL and Gladiator JT are both 9 inch headlights, they are available in all kinds of ec platform for upgrade. For its part, Purple, which was already available for the Wrangler in 2018, now returns under the Reign denomination.

Jim Morrison, Senior Vice President and Head of Jeep Brand North America, said, "We received a lot of positive feedback about the Earl color when it debuted on the Gladiator Farout concept car, and we work to deliver what our customers tell us they want."

And he adds: "These limited edition colors, like Earl and Reign, attract a large number of enthusiasts because they are exciting, authentic and stand out, just like the Jeep community."

The new additions add to a color palette made up of the colors Firecracker Red, High Velocity, Hydro Blue, Sarge Green, Silver Grey, Sting Grey, Granite Grey, Black and Brilliant White.

It must be remembered that at the end of 2021 Jeep announced an important change for the Wrangler: in Spain, as of this year, all conventional engines have been eliminated and it is only sold in its plug-in hybrid version, and the option has also been removed. short body of the model offer.

The Jeep Wrangler 4xe combines a 272 hp 2.0 Turbo engine with two electric blocks, one with 145 hp and the other with 63 hp. In total, the set delivers a power of 380 hp and a maximum torque of 637 Nm.

It mounts a 17.4 kWh capacity battery, which allows it to approve an electric range of 50 kilometers and obtain the DGT ZERO label. In addition, on paper it has a consumption of 3.5 l/100 km and CO2 emissions of 79 g/km.

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