Two New Special Editions Roll Out For The 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee:

Two New Special Editions Roll Out For The 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee:
Limited X and Upland 4X2 Special Editions, More Standard Features Improve Grand Cherokee For 2019...

2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited X. (Mopar Insiders)


The Jeep Grand Cherokee continues to evolve and Jeep has made quite a few changes to the Grand Cherokee for the 2019 model year.

First is safety, the Grand Cherokee now has the Safety/Tech Package as standard equipment on all trims. This package includes Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection.

The exterior of the Jeep Grand Cherokee will have 3 new exterior colors options:

• Green Metallic
• Sting Gray (replacing Rhino)
• Slate Blue (replacing True Blue)

2019 Grand Cherokee Wheels. (MoparInsiders)

Additionally, a new standard 20-inch wheel on Overland (and are optional on the Limited). This wheel design is the same wheel design on last year's Sterling Edition model. Also is a new 20-inch wheel standard on Summit model that will feature a full-polish look while the same design can be ordered with painted platinum as an option on the Summit trim.

Also available for 2019, is two new special edition models, the Limited X and the Upland 4x2 models.

2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited X Interior. (Mopar Insiders)

The 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited X will include the following features:

Exterior
• Modified SRT Hood
• New 20-inch Low Gloss Granite Crystal Wheel
• Summit Front and Rear Fascias w/ Body Color Wheel Flares and Sills
• Low Gloss Granite Crystal Exterior Accents
• Badges – “Jeep”, “4x4” & “Grand Cherokee”
• Grill Surround Bezels
• Fascia Bezels & Appliques
• Rear Fascia Decorative Spears
• Tail Lamp Bezels
• Step Pad Surround
• Gloss Black Finishes
• Mirror Caps
• Roof Rack
• Upper Grill Texture
• Dual Black Chrome Exhaust Tips
• Unique Limited X Badging

Interior
• 8.4-inch Radio w/ Navigation
• Black Interior w/ Heritage Seat & Unique Finishes
• New Radio / Integrated Center Stack Bezel - Piano Black
• New "Liquid Titanium" Finishes

Available Options for the Limited X
• Sunroof – Dual Pane
• Jeep Advanced Active Safety Group
• Rain-Sensing Wipers, Forward Collision Warning, Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Lane Departure Warning, Parallel & Perpendicular Park-Assist
• 9-Speaker Audio System

2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Upland 4x2. (Mopar Insiders)

The 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Upland 4X2 will include the following features:

Exterior
• Gloss Black Jeep & Grand Cherokee Badging w/ Dessert Sky Accents
• Body Color Limited Front & Rear Fascia
• Dark Head and Tail Lamps
• Gloss Black Finishes: Grill Rings, Roof Rail, DLO, Mirror Caps, Fog Lamp Bezel, Lower Front Applique, & 4x4 Badge
• Black Tow Hooks
• 20-inch Fully Painted Gloss Black Wheels

Interior
• Black Interior w/ Blue Accent Stitching & Black Lenox Cloth Seats
• Mikasa Black Walnut Hydrographics & Liquid Titanium Bezel Finishes
Standard Features:
• Security & Convenience Group
• Alarm, Remote Start, Power Liftgate, Universal Garage Door Opener, Heated Seats & Steering Wheel
• Rear View Auto Dimming Mirror
• 8-Way Power Driver Seat w/ 4-Way Power Lumbar

Optional Features on the Upland 4x2:
• 8.4-inch Radio w/Nav, Apple CarPlay & Android Auto
• Single-Pane Power Sunroof
• Engine Block Heater

2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Upland 4x2 Interior. (Mopar Insiders)

Pricing for the special edition packages are:

$4,800 MSRP over the standard Limited model for the Limited X package

$3,950 MSRP over the Laredo A model for the Upland 4x2 package

2019 Grand Cherokee 8.4-inch UConnect. (MoparInsiders)

In other big news for the 2019 model year, are the updates inside the Grand Cherokee. All Limited and higher Grand Cherokee’s will have a standard flush mounted UConnect 8.4-inch Touchscreen with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto and 6 months of Apple Music.

The Trailhawk and Overland models will receive New Piano Black bezels updates to their interiors. The Summit model will receive a Black with Bridle Brown accent stitched Signature Interior Leather Package, as well.

The 2019 Grand Cherokee continues to make its mark as the best mid-size SUV available.

https://moparinsiders.com/two-new-special-editions-roll-out-for-the-2019-jeep-grand-cherokee/

 

[Ryan]

Is a Hemi available on the Limited X?

If so, it should come in just under $50,000 MSRP before any kind of incentives...

 

[redriderbob]

Is a Hemi available on the Limited X?

If so, it should come in just under $50,000 MSRP before any kind of incentives...

Yes. Since Ecodiesel and HEMI are both available on Limited.

 

[UN4GTBL]

I wonder if those interior changes are a hint at the next interior?

 

[Ryan]

I wonder if those interior changes are a hint at the next interior?

That seems like a near certainty given the design of the Grand Commander center stack.

 

[Jared B]

I like it. I really really like it. The integrated UConnect screen looks really good. Following the Durango R/T/SRT recipe for the GC SRT/Limited X is a good idea too. They have done an incredible job keeping the Grand Cherokee fresh throughout this generation in my opinion.

 

[Ryan]

I like it. I really really like it. The integrated UConnect screen looks really good. Following the Durango R/T/SRT recipe for the GC SRT/Limited X is a good idea too. They have done an incredible job keeping the Grand Cherokee fresh throughout this generation in my opinion.

This interior change alone should make it feel much more modern. I can't really imagine how they will change the interior and exterior for the next generation. They seem pretty much perfect right now.

 

[Jared B]

This interior change alone should make it feel much more modern. I can't really imagine how they will change the interior and exterior for the next generation. They seem pretty much perfect right now.

I agree, I owned a 2001 Grand Cherokee when the 2011 was debuting, I looked at all the spy pics, read everything on the debut and have loved is since it came out. It blows my mind how now 8 years later the 2011 seems dated just because of the fact that FCA has done such a good job with refreshes and mid cycle enhancements on the GC. In my mind it is still at the top of its class.

 

[UN4GTBL]

That seems like a near certainty given the design of the Grand Commander center stack.
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That satin outline trim is also on the refreshed Cherokee too

 

[Jared B]

That satin outline trim is also on the refreshed Cherokee too

True

 

[Cody's Car Conundrum]

That flush mounted screen...

 

[marlon_jb2]

"My Baby" is always getting improved each model year.

 

[Blown7]

"My Baby" is always getting improved each model year.

Any good rumours around Jeff North???

 

[marlon_jb2]

Any good rumours around Jeff North???

No, just bad news everyday. The sky is always falling.

 

[Blown7]

No, just bad news everyday. The sky is always falling.

Well you guys must be tooling up for the 2019's so thats good news right?

 

[marlon_jb2]

Well you guys must be tooling up for the 2019's so thats good news right?

Yes. But there's always some doom and gloom rumor running around. I haven't heard a good rumor in the 8 years I've worked there.

 

[Jared B]

Yes. But there's always some doom and gloom rumor running around. I haven't heard a good rumor in the 8 years I've worked there.

I don't know how thats possible, you guys build one of the highest quality, most awarded, most respected FCA products lol. Thanks for all your work, I've been happy with every vehicle I've owned out of JNAP.

 

[Ryan]

I don't know how thats possible, you guys build one of the highest quality, most awarded, most respected FCA products lol. Thanks for all your work, I've been happy with every vehicle I've owned out of JNAP.

Yeah... I don't think there's anything to be worried about where the Grand Cherokee is concerned.

 

[Jared B]

I wouldn't imagine so.

 

[marlon_jb2]

I don't know how thats possible, you guys build one of the highest quality, most awarded, most respected FCA products lol. Thanks for all your work, I've been happy with every vehicle I've owned out of JNAP.

I've been trying to figure that out...for 8 years. Literally, as soon as I walked in the building for the first time, I heard bad news. I'm still waiting for it to come to fruition.