The Grand Cherokee Diesel line-up sees the most significant drop, followed by the SRT and Wrangler. The Cherokee diesel’s Limited trim is now priced at ₹75.15 lakh – that’s a massive ₹18.49 lakh price cut. The Grand Cherokee’s Summit diesel trim now costs ₹85.15 lakh, which is a reduction of ₹17.95 lakh. The SRT sees a drop of ₹5 lakh, while the Wrangler Unlimited diesel costs ₹6.14 lakh less post GST. The Wrangler Unlimited petrol’s price remains the same.
Jeep has also launched a petrol-powered version of the Grand Cherokee in India. The car is powered by a 3.6-litre, V6 engine that makes 290hp and 347Nm torque. Power is channelled via an eight-speed torque convertor automatic gearbox. The Cherokee V6 petrol is available only on the Summit trim and costs ₹75.15 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi).
Jeep range ex-showroom, Delhi prices
| Model | Pre-GST price | Post-GST price | Difference |
|
Grand Cherokee Summit petrol |
- | Rs 75.15 lakh | - |
|
Grand Cherokee Limited diesel |
Rs 93.64 lakh | Rs 75.15 lakh | Rs 18.49 lakh |
| Grand Cherokee Summit diesel | Rs 1.03 crore | Rs 85.15 lakh | Rs 17.85 lakh |
| Grand Cherokee SRT | Rs 1.12 crore | Rs 1.07 crore | Rs 5 lakh |
| Wrangler Unlimited petrol | Rs 56 lakh | Rs 56 lakh | - |
| Wrangler Unlimited diesel | Rs 71.59 lakh | Rs 64.45 lakh | Rs 7.14 lakh |
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