Jeep Recon Electric Cars Todoterrenos
The Jeep Recon EV will arrive in 2025 and will bring new features and remarkable power
The Jeep Racon is the brand’s new electric off-roader, which will arrive during 2025 and will start being manufactured at the Stellantis plant in Toluca.

We have been waiting for some time now for the Jeep Recon, the electric off-roader that aims to bring joy back to the American brand. It is positioned in the D segment, so it will showcase a vehicle of good size and will enjoy very attractive power to take on the most demanding challenges, just as the rest of the brand’s vehicles do.
It will be based on the STL Large platform from Stellantis, which will allow it to use a dual electric motor system providing all-wheel drive and will be capable of generating between 500 and 600 CV. In addition, it will come in three versions, giving drivers the configuration that best suits their needs and tastes.

The first trim level is the Willys, which will present a more robust look, fitting the name that belonged to a legendary vehicle. The second will be the Overland, which will strike a balance between the comfort needed to enjoy driving and off-road capability. Finally, we find the Moab trim, which is aimed at the most extreme adventures.
This last option will have several body protections to preserve it in the most hostile environments, and Nexen Roadian ATX tyres. Among the special features of the Jeesp Recon EV Moab are removable doors and a retractable roof that is removed thanks to an electric motor.
This off-roader will be fully electric, although another version of this off-roader is expected to be launched later on, but this one will be a hybrid. This version will consist of a 1.6-litre combustion engine. That said, no details of this variant have been revealed yet, so we will have to wait to learn more about it.
The Jeep Recon will begin manufacturing during the month of February at the Stellantis plant in Toluca, Mexico. Sales will begin in the United States, but it will also reach Europe later on.
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