What is Jeep known for?
Jeep is an American maker of sport-utility vehicles, now part of the Stellantis group. Its identity grew from four-wheel-drive vehicles built for demanding terrain; today the range stretches from compact city SUVs to large family vehicles and open-sided off-roaders. The familiar upright shape and seven-slot grille connect the modern cars to that heritage, while the models serve very different routines, from urban driving to carrying passengers and gear beyond paved roads.
Which Jeep models are in the range?
The model names span several generations and body styles. Wrangler is the clearest expression of Jeep’s traditional off-road character, while Cherokee and Grand Cherokee have carried that identity into more everyday SUV roles. Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer sit at the large end of the family, and the Gladiator adds a pickup to the line-up. Earlier names such as CJ, Scrambler, Comanche, Liberty, Commander and Patriot show how the range has shifted over time.
In the European Union registration figures, Renegade leads the listed models, with 862,454 registrations from 2014 to 2025. Compass follows with 575,587 from 2010 to 2025. The smaller Avenger, introduced in the figures from 2023, recorded 193,702 through 2025. Grand Cherokee and Wrangler also have substantial European histories, with 152,418 and 141,147 registrations respectively over the same 2010–2025 period. These figures point to a range that combines compact crossovers with long-running larger SUVs and dedicated off-road models.
How has the range changed over time?
The years represented run from 1984 to 2027. Several familiar lines span much of that period: Grand Wagoneer and Cherokee begin in 1984, Wrangler in 1987, and Wagoneer in 1990. Newer additions broadened Jeep’s reach. Compass starts in 2007, Renegade in 2014, Gladiator in 2020 and Avenger in 2023. The mix has moved from a strong emphasis on utility and off-road use towards a wider SUV family, including smaller models for everyday travel.
Electrification is part of that change. The model names include plug-in hybrid 4xe versions of vehicles such as Wrangler and Grand Cherokee, as well as the all-electric Wagoneer S and Avenger. The listings also include Recon, indicating another electric model line. Jeep’s electric and hybrid offerings sit alongside combustion-engine versions, rather than replacing the range’s established SUV and off-road identities.
Where are Jeep’s figures available?
TheCarCodex lists Jeep in five markets: European Union registrations, the United Kingdom, France, the United States and Canada. That gives readers several ways to explore the make, from European registration records to official fuel-consumption, emissions and power ratings in national sources. When comparing figures across borders, bear in mind that the procedures differ: Europe uses WLTP or older NEDC results, the USA uses EPA testing, and Canada uses its five-cycle method. A number from one system is not directly equivalent to one from another.
Questions and answers
Where is Jeep from?
Jeep is an American vehicle brand and a member of the Stellantis group.
Which Jeep model has the most EU registrations in these figures?
The Renegade, with 862,454 EU registrations from 2014 to 2025.
Does Jeep make electric vehicles?
Yes. Electric models in the line-up include the Avenger and Wagoneer S; Jeep also offers plug-in hybrid 4xe models.
Why can Jeep fuel-consumption figures differ between countries?
The markets use different test procedures: WLTP or NEDC in Europe, EPA in the USA and five-cycle testing in Canada.