Stellantis is hitting the breaks on the electric Jeep Gladiator. A plug in version of the Jeep truck was expected to be ready for consumers in the next few years. However, a spokesperson with ...

The Jeep Gladiator 4xe plug-in hybrid variant is dead in its tracks. Automotive News reports that the highly anticipated variant of the Wrangler-based pickup won’t reach production. The decision is ...

One year ago, Stellantis announced plans to add an electrified 4xe plug-in hybrid Jeep Gladiator to North America by the end of 2025. The electrified Jeep Gladiator never made it into production. The ...

Jeep's plug-in hybrid pickup truck is dead; no word yet on the existing Wrangler or Grand Cherokee variants. But since Filosa took over in 2024, every U.S. brand has been busy course-correcting.

In a strategic shift that reflects broader market realities, Jeep has officially canceled its plans to produce the Gladiator 4xe, the anticipated plug-in hybrid version of its midsize pickup. The ...

The past year has brought major changes for Jeep, and the story isn’t over yet. Last year, then-Jeep CEO Antonio Filosa announced plans for a Gladiator 4xe that would arrive in 2025. Fast forward to ...

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SlashGear reviewed the 2020 Jeep Gladiator shortly after the legendary off-road automaker brought its pickup model back to offer truck utility to fans of the iconic Jeep Wrangler. At the time, our ...

In one of his latest videos, Thomas (@carsrme) admits that he can’t “wrap [his] head” around the fact that an unknown buyer spent more than $40,000 on a car that still had antiquated features.