
Every spring, Jeep® fans make the pilgrimage to Moab, Utah, for the annual Easter Jeep® Safari (EJS)—a week-long celebration of all things trail-rated. And for the 59th edition of the event, Jeep rolled in with seven wild new concepts. One of the standouts this year? The 2025 Jeep Convoy Concept.

Built off the bones of the 2025 Jeep Gladiator Mojave (JT), the Convoy is a tribute to Jeep’s military heritage with a rugged, no-nonsense look and feel. It’s functional, tough, and designed to go anywhere—just like the original J-series Gladiator trucks that inspired it.
The front end of the Convoy is where things get interesting. Jeep designers gave it a bold new face with a redesigned grille, hood, and fenders—heavily influenced by the old-school J-series trucks that ran from 1963 to 1988. The design brings a squared-off, utilitarian aesthetic that looks right at home in the backcountry.
But don’t let the retro vibes fool you—this thing is loaded for modern off-road warfare.
Inside, the Convoy Concept keeps the military theme alive with low-back bucket seats covered in distressed leather and chocolate brown canvas. The same canvas carries over to the minimalist half-doors and matching roof and bed canopy.
This isn’t just for show. The Convoy is fully geared up with trail-ready gear, including a high-mounted snorkel for water crossings and a heavy-duty Warn 12,000-pound winch up front, perfect for self-recovery or helping others out of sticky situations.
This beast rides on massive 40-inch BFGoodrich Krawler tires mounted on 17-inch steel wheels, wrapped in high-clearance fenders to make room for all that rubber. Whether it’s rocks, mud, sand, or snow—this truck is ready to handle it with ease.

While Jeep hasn’t hinted at any production plans, the Convoy Concept is a clear signal that they’re listening to fans who want capability, style, and a nod to history—all in one tough-as-nails package.
With its blend of vintage design and modern muscle, the 2025 Jeep Convoy Concept is more than just a showpiece—it’s a rolling tribute to Jeep’s roots and its future.
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