The Wrangler and Gladiator Jeep are now available in the Rockslide version in the United States

For the past 85 years, off-road enthusiasts have had Jeep as their benchmark brand. Especially American drivers. To mark this important milestone, the American brand has unveiled the Rockslide variant, which celebrates the brand’s first 85 years. This variant aims to stand out for those who want to stand out with their off-road vehicles, embodying the essence of Jeep.

This Rockslide edition is part of the Twelve 4 Twelve initiative, which offers a high level of customisation so that every Jeep buyer gets an almost one-of-a-kind vehicle. The look is unique, yet it doesn’t compromise on any of the technical features of the two models benefiting from this programme: the Jeep Wrangler and the Jeep Gladiator.

On the exterior, side stripes and Agave Blue vinyl graphics have been added. This colour gives a modern look that evokes the adventurous spirit the brand is always associated with. The “4 Wheel Drive” logo appears on the bodywork, a reminder that it is an off-roader capable of tackling almost any terrain.

The hardtop and the front grille surround are finished in Anvil, a grey tone that adds toughness and underlines the bold character of both models. The interior has also been given its own personality. The dashboard and centre console are finished with indigo blue colour details, creating a refined colour contrast and a design not previously seen on a production Jeep.

The seats are upholstered in denim blue fabric, so this colour becomes the star of this special edition. The contrast is provided by silver stitching, which gives a refined, high-quality finish. These small details make it clear that this is a special edition where materials and design have been carefully considered.

The Rockslide version is a special edition of the Wrangler and the Gladiator, but it is not an expensive version. In fact, the difference between a standard Jeep of these models and the special edition is 695 dollars in the United States. That makes it affordable, though potential buyers may find it falls a little short of what it sets out to achieve.

Even so, it has sparked buyers’ interest, and with the option of two trim levels, Sahara and Rubicon, it becomes an interesting and appealing variant. For now it will not reach Europe, although its sales could be extended to our territory in the near future.