Jeep® Wrangler Brings Mojito to Mexico In Latest Edition

The Jeep® Wrangler has always been about standing out on the trail and on the street. For 2025, Stellantis Mexico is taking that idea to the next level with the new Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Mojito Edition. Limited to just 60 units, this Wrangler introduces the bold Mojito green paint to the latest-generation Wrangler lineup in Mexico, making it as exclusive as it is eye-catching.

A Fresh Look on a Familiar Icon –

From a distance, there’s no mistaking the Mojito Edition. That bright green paint grabs attention immediately, but Jeep didn’t stop there. The Sky-Freedom Power Top—an electric roof that folds back with the push of a button—comes standard, letting you open up the cabin without removing panels by hand. A special “1941” side graphic nods to Jeep’s military roots, while a darkened grille gives the front end a more aggressive personality.

The seven-slot grille, LED lighting, and rugged stance all remain familiar, but the Mojito Edition shows how a few subtle tweaks can completely change the Wrangler’s vibe.

Inside: Rugged Meets Refined –

Step inside, and you’ll find that the Mojito Edition is just as serious about comfort as it is about capability. 12-way power front seats mean the cabin adjusts to you, not the other way around. The dashboard gets updated with soft-touch materials and decorative stitching, while the new 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen dominates the center stack.

This infotainment system is not just big, it’s smart—five times faster than the previous version. With wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, dual-phone Bluetooth pairing, TomTom navigation, and over-the-air updates, it feels closer to a luxury SUV than a rugged 4×4.

Turbo Power Under the Hood –

The Mojito Edition packs Jeep’s proven turbocharged 2.0-liter GME-T4 I4 engine. With 270 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque, it has no problem pulling its weight. An 8-speed automatic transmission keeps power delivery smooth, whether you’re cruising on the highway or crawling over rocks.

Thanks to its twin-scroll turbocharger and modern engine tech, it delivers torque low in the rev range, perfect for off-road climbs or towing light loads. It may not have the sound of a V6 or V8, but it delivers performance where it counts.

Built for the Trail – 

This isn’t just a pretty Wrangler with special paint—it’s a full-blown Rubicon at heart. That means:

• Dana 44 heavy-duty axles

• Rock-Trac transfer case with a 4:1 low range

• Electronic sway bar disconnect

• Tru-Lok locking differentials

Add in 33-inch BFGoodrich tires, nearly 13 inches of ground clearance, and a water-fording depth of 34 inches, and you’ve got an SUV that can back up its bright green attitude.

Price and Availability – 

The Mojito Edition will be sold at $1,639,900 MXN, which translates to roughly $96,000 USD. That puts it at the top of the Wrangler lineup in Mexico, but considering there are only 60 of them, it’s as much about exclusivity as capability.

For context:

• Wrangler Willys Unlimited – $1,249,900 MXN (~$73,000 USD)

• Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited – $1,545,900 MXN (~$90,000 USD)

• Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited Mojito – $1,639,900 MXN (~$96,000 USD)

Final Word – 

The 2025 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Mojito Edition isn’t about blending in. It’s about celebrating Jeep heritage with a splash of color, premium tech, and the kind of off-road gear that has made the Wrangler a legend. For Jeep fans in Mexico who want something that no one else has, this Mojito might just be the ultimate collectible Wrangler.