The Jeep Cherokee is coming back after a multiyear hiatus. The Cherokee competes in one of the most lucrative and important segments in the U.S. auto industry. Stellantis needs the Cherokee to return ...

Can’t decide between Jeep’s two smallest SUVs? This comparison should clear up any confusion. The current Jeep Cherokee is the sixth generation of the SUV, having been introduced last year. It’s based ...

With a Master's degree in English Literature and six years of writing experience, Aayush has been contributing to TopSpeed for over two years. Since 95% of his personality is motorcycles, he goes ...

American automaker Jeep took its popular Cherokee SUV off the shelf in 2023 to prepare for a new iteration. Then, last summer, Jeep took the wraps off the 2026 Cherokee, and it has started rolling out ...

For 2026, the Jeep Grand Cherokee receives a subtle exterior and interior redesign, including a new available 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen. The biggest news is under the hood, where an all-new ...

What Our Independent Expert Drove for This Jeep Cherokee Review - Find the best Jeep Cherokee deals! For this 2026 Cherokee review, Jeep provided a test vehicle equipped with the Limited trim and the ...

The 2026 Jeep Cherokee is bigger, much better equipped, more comfortable and far more fuel efficient than the vehicle it replaces. The 2026 Cherokee doesn’t share a single part with the previous ...

The Jeep Cherokee name has proven immune to changing trends and the concept of political correctness, because Jeep has been flexible about what kind of vehicle it gets applied to. The original SJ ...

Stellantis is relaunching the Jeep Cherokee with hopes to boost a U.S. turnaround. The Cherokee rejoins the compact and midsize vehicle markets after a three-year hiatus and will seek to compete with ...

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In an industry as tumultuous as the car business, sticking around can be a real challenge. Nameplates die and are reborn, often without obvious links with the model from which they originally came.