Jeep Avenger

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MY2023, MY2024, MY2025, MY2026
Last modified: Aug 14, 2026

The Jeep Avenger is an all-electric crossover offering a WLTP range of up to 404 km (251 miles). EVKX.net has all the details you need.

Jeep Avenger

Crossover · FWD · 5 seats · 400V architecture 57 EVKX Score 57 · 93 % coverage

Range
404 km
WLTP
Battery
50.8 kWh
usable
DC charging
100 kW
max
0–100 km/h
9 s
Power
115 kW
156 hp
Efficiency
12.6
kWh/100 km
Drivetrain
FWD

EVKX overview

EVKX Score

57

of 100, with EVKX's weighting

93 % coverage

Preliminary

Computed from stored specifications with EVKX's default weighting. No editorial judgement is included.

13 areas 0–100 each

Driver assistance 65 Safety Not enough data · 9 of 13 known Charging 31 Range and efficiency 68 Performance and driving 16 Regenerative braking 60 Comfort and climate 39 Infotainment and connectivity 80 Controls and displays 72 Lights 80 Practicality and cargo 23 Security and keys 50 Mobile app 95
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Strengths

  • Efficient consumption (12.6 kWh/100 km)

Best suited for: City driving and commuting

Performance

The Jeep Avenger has a maximum power of 115 kW (156 hp / 154 bhp) and a total torque of 260 Nm (192 lb-ft). It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h (0 to 62 mph) in 9 seconds and reaches a top speed of 150 km/h (93 mph).

Battery, Range, and Charging

The battery has a gross capacity of 54.0 kWh and a net usable capacity of 50.8 kWh, with a 3.2 kWh buffer (5.9%) for battery protection. With a nominal voltage of 377 volts, the system is classified as a 400-volt battery system.

The lithium-ion battery uses NMC (nickel manganese cobalt) chemistry.

Under the WLTP (Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Procedure) standard, the maximum rated range is 404 km (251 miles). Depending on the configuration and options such as wheel size, the rated range can be as low as 385 km (239 miles). Larger wheels generally increase energy consumption and reduce range.

WLTP energy consumption is 12.6 kWh/100 km for the base configuration and 13.2 kWh/100 km for the highest-consumption configuration.

For more details about the range, see real-world data and range listings on this model’s range and consumption page.

The vehicle supports fast DC charging with a maximum power of 100 kW. A 0–100% charge takes approximately 53 minutes. A typical 10–80% session takes about 28 minutes at an average power of 75 kW.

With five minutes of overhead per stop, the optimal charging window is 2–61%. Effective average power, including overhead, is 69 kW over a session lasting about 26 minutes and 10 seconds.

In a 1000 km challenge at a constant speed of 120 km/h (75 mph) with an assumed consumption rate of 22 kWh/100 km, the trip would take about 10 hours and 49 minutes, needing six charging stops from 2% to 58%, totaling 149 minutes of charging time.

Onboard Charger

The standard onboard charger supports AC charging at up to 11 kW. A full 0–100% charge takes about 4 hours and 37 minutes with a suitable home charging setup.

Charge Port

The charge port is on the left rear side. This position suits charging bays where the vehicle reverses toward the charging point.

Connector types vary by market: this model uses CCS Combo 1 in North America and CCS Combo 2 in Europe. For complete specifications for all markets, refer to the full specifications.

Drivetrain

The Jeep Avenger has a front-wheel drive system supported by one motor on the front axle.

The motor used is Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor.

Suspension

The suspension system features a MacPherson strut front construction and a torsion beam rear construction. Both the front and rear dampers are monotube dampers, providing consistent performance and durability. The front and rear springs are coil springs, offering a balance of comfort and performance.

The Standard suspension has a fixed height and damping characteristics.

Ground clearance with this setup is 200 mm.

Drive Modes

The Jeep Avenger lets the user select different drive modes that affect the car's handling.

The driver can choose between 6 modes:

  • Eco: Comfort steering and throttle.
  • Normal: Balanced steering and throttle.
  • Sport: Dynamic steering and throttle.
  • Sand: Balanced steering and throttle.
  • Snow: Comfort steering and throttle.
  • Mud: Balanced steering and dynamic throttle response.

Brakes

The Jeep Avenger is equipped with cast-iron disc brakes on both the front and rear.
The front discs measure 302 mm, while the rear discs are 268 mm.

Regenerative Braking

Regenerative braking works in two ways: through one-pedal driving, or through the brake pedal using blended braking while coasting.

However, it is not considered full one-pedal driving since, at low speeds, the vehicle will keep rolling until it comes to a stop by itself.

Drivers can also adjust the regenerative braking strength when lifting off the accelerator, choosing between two levels.

The maximum regenerative braking power is 46 kW.

Exterior

The Jeep Avenger, with dimensions of 4084 mm in length, 1776 mm in width, and 1528 mm in height, falls into the B-SUV segment, also known as subcompact SUVs or crossovers.

The Jeep Avenger is available in a total of 5 solid paint colors.

The Jeep Avenger offers multiple wheel options in different sizes. The available tire and wheel combinations include:

  • 215/60 tires on 17" rims
  • 215/55 tires on 18" rims

Narrower wheels reduce energy consumption and can increase range, while wider wheels can improve traction and handling.

The car has four regular doors and a liftgate.

The power liftgate includes hands-free opening by foot gesture as standard.

There is only one roof option for this model.

A conventional roof is standard.

Privacy glass from the B-pillar rearward is optional. It reduces glare and solar heat.

Jeep Avenger

Interior

There is one seat type you can select in different materials.

Seats

The Jeep Avenger accommodates five passengers with two front seats and a three-seat bench in the rear.

First Row Seats

The Jeep Avenger offers a single type of front seat.

The standard seat offers:

Available in:

Second-Row Seats

The second row features a standard three-seat bench with a 60:40 split, allowing each section to fold separately to increase cargo space.

Additional second-row features include:

Interior Storage

The Jeep Avenger has the following interior storage:

  • Cupholders: Two cupholders are located in the front center console, with an additional two in the rear armrest.

Interior Lighting

The Jeep Avenger offers several interior lighting options.

  • White Dome Light: A white dome light is mounted in the roof area.
  • White Roof Reading Light: White reading lights are mounted in the roof area.

Climate System

There is one climate system available:

  • 1-zone climate system: Controls a single zone for the whole cabin.

A standard heat pump reduces heating energy use in cold weather.

User Interface and Control

The control interface of the Jeep Avenger combines physical buttons, steering column stalks, and touchscreen displays.

This model features a dual-screen layout, separating key driver information from infotainment and vehicle controls for a more structured user experience.

Key screen details:

  • Driver Information Display: The 10.3-inch screen is integrated into the dashboard behind the steering wheel. It provides essential driving data such as speed, range, and navigation prompts.
  • Center Dashboard Touchscreen: The 10.3-inch touchscreen is located at the center of the dashboard. It serves as the main interface for infotainment, navigation, and vehicle settings.

A standard head-up display projects key driving information—such as speed and navigation cues—onto the windshield.

Jeep Avenger

Steering Wheel

The Jeep Avenger is equipped with a single type of steering wheel:

The steering wheel adjusts for tilt and reach. The adjustment is manual.

Design: Circular flat-bottom

Controls: Physical buttons

Heating: Available as an option

From the steering wheel you can control:

  • Media Controls: Steering-wheel controls provide access to audio and media functions.
  • Phone Controls: Buttons on the steering wheel allow you to answer, end, and manage phone calls.
  • Voice Control: A button on the steering wheel activates the voice control system.
  • Cruise Control: A stalk or button on the steering wheel allows you to set and adjust the cruise control speed.

Mirrors

Both the exterior and interior mirrors use conventional mirror technology to provide a clear view of the area behind the vehicle.

Infotainment

Jeep Avenger uses the Uconnect infotainment system.

Navigation System

The built-in navigation system uses detailed maps and offers advanced route planning. It provides real-time traffic information to support an efficient and stress-free journey.

Phone Mirroring

The Jeep Avenger supports Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, providing access to compatible phone apps such as Google Maps and Waze on the car's display.

Sound System

The Jeep Avenger has one sound system option:

  • Standard Audio: Features six speakers.

The model includes USB-C connectivity as standard (total: 1).The model includes USB-A connectivity as standard (total: 1).

Mobile App

The Jeep Avenger has a mobile app for Android and iOS to manage and monitor the vehicle remotely. Features:

  • Locate Your Vehicle: Check the current location of your car.
  • Preconditioning: Preheat or cool your car before you start your journey.
  • Lock and unlock: Lock or unlock the doors remotely.
  • Scheduled Charging: Set a charging schedule.
  • Charge Target: Set the battery's target state of charge.
  • Find your car: Sound the horn or flash the lights to locate the car.
  • Route Planning: Plan your route and send it directly to your car's navigation system.

Lights

The Jeep Avenger uses matrix LED headlights with individually controlled beam segments that reduce glare for other road users.

The taillights use LED technology.

Jeep Avenger

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

The Jeep Avenger offers standard and optional advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

Safety Systems

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It prevents the wheels from locking during braking.

Electronic Stability Control (ESC): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It improves stability during sudden maneuvers and on slippery roads.

Lane-Keeping Assist (LKA): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It applies steering corrections if the vehicle begins to leave its lane.
The Lane Departure Warning alerts the driver if the vehicle begins to leave its lane.

Front Cross Traffic Assist (FCTA): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It detects traffic crossing ahead when entering an intersection or pulling away from a stop.

Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It detects vehicles approaching from the side while reversing out of a parking space or driveway.

Forward Collision Warning (FCW): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It warns the driver of a potential frontal collision.

Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It applies the brakes automatically if the driver does not respond to an imminent collision.

Blind-spot Monitoring (BSM): Standard on the Jeep Avenger. It detects traffic in the vehicle's blind spots.

Driving Automation

The Jeep Avenger offers driving automation at level 1, depending on the equipment level.

The Level 1 Jeep Active Driving Assist system provides the following driving automation features.

Safety

The Jeep Avenger is equipped with the following airbags:

  • Front airbags for the driver and front passenger
  • Side curtain airbags for both the first and second rows
  • Side airbags for the driver and front passenger

Security and Access Technologies

The Jeep Avenger includes the following security and access features:

  • Keyless Entry and Start: Unlock and start the car with the key in your pocket or bag.
  • Alarm System: Monitors for unauthorized entry or tampering and sounds the alarm when triggered.

Cargo Capacity and Towing Ability

The trunk offers a cargo capacity of 355 liters (12.5 cu ft). With the rear seat folded down, this expands to 1050 liters (37.1 cu ft).

The maximum permitted vehicle weight is 2025 kg (4464 lbs), and the base curb weight is 1520 kg (3351 lbs). This leaves a payload of 505 kg (1113 lbs), including occupants. Options can increase curb weight and reduce payload.

This model is not available with a towbar and cannot tow a trailer.

Availability & Pricing

The Jeep Avenger had its world premiere on 10/17/2022, with deliveries starting in January 2023.

This model is available exclusively in Europe.

Pricing

Pricing may vary depending on local conditions, incentives, and promotions. Below are the starting prices for select countries:

  • United Kingdom £34,999 Updated August 2026
Other markets (16)
  • €36,600 (Austria)
  • €36,100 (Belgium)
  • 899,000 CZK (en common.country.CzechRepublic)
  • 14,650,000 HUF (en common.country.Hungary)
  • €35,490 (Finland)
  • €35,990 (France)
  • €38,500 (Germany)
  • €29,995 (Ireland)
  • €42,400 (Italy)
  • €34,995 (Netherlands)
  • 329,900 NOK (Norway)
  • 169,900 PLN (Poland)
  • €39,500 (Portugal)
  • €38,000 (Spain)
  • 359,900 SEK (Sweden)
  • CHF 34,990 (Switzerland)
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