- Joose Orange: Inspired by a classic breakfast beverage but with a vivid twist, Joose replaces the discontinued Punk’n Orange, last seen in 2020. This limited-edition hue adds zest and a touch of exclusivity to Jeep's offerings.
- Mojito: A standout color from the 2018 Wrangler, this lively day-glow green is making a vivacious return. Like Joose, it promises to add a fresh pop to both the Wrangler and Gladiator.
Opting for a color beyond Jeep's standard white comes with an additional cost. Here's the breakdown:
- Mojito: Available for an extra $595.
- Joose Orange: Priced at a premium of $895 due to its limited-edition status.
Jeep’s decision to reintroduce such vibrant hues is a refreshing departure from the typical grayscale vehicles that dominate showrooms. These colors not only brighten the automotive landscape but also infuse personality into the lineup.
Enthusiasts eager to stand out can order their Wrangler, Gladiator, or Wrangler 4xe in these spirited shades today. Based on previous trends, these colors are expected to be available for a couple of years, with the potential for more captivating variants in the future. Whether it’s a future Saffron or Tangerine, the Jeep palette is set to remain anything but dull.
Summary: Jeep celebrates 4x4 Day with the introduction of two vibrant colors—Joose Orange and Mojito—now available for the Wrangler and Gladiator. These hues, adding flair beyond standard options, offer a much-needed splash of color for the brand's adventurous vehicles.
