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2025 Jeep Gladiator Dark Sky Edition First Look: Yet Another Special Edition Pickup

2025 Jeep Gladiator Dark Sky Edition First Look: Yet Another Special Edition Pickup

Motor Trend22-05-2025

Well, it was only a matter of time before Jeep announced yet another special edition Gladiator to try and drum up interest in the not-briskly selling midsize pickup. For the 2025 model year, the newest such Gladiator is the Dark Sky Edition, with an almost black-on-black body that adds a bit more features as part of the total package. Will it be enough to juice sales of Jeep's pickup truck?
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To start, the 2025 Jeep Gladiator Dark Sky edition is not a bad-looking package. The inclusion of body-color fender flares and gloss black bumper inserts are a nice touch for the Sport S trim it's based on, which otherwise wears black plastic pieces. You also get the performance hood from the Mojave to bulk up the looks of the standard Gladiator Sport S design, dark emblems and decals, and tinted daytime running lamps.
Jeep also allows Dark Sky buyers to option the body-color hardtop without jumping into the premium package that usually adds another $4,295 to the $43,595 MSRP of the regular Sport S (for a total of $49,885). There's nothing new for the interior and the Dark Sky edition; it is just simply an appearance package.
Other than those exterior additions, the only other thing the Dark Sky edition adds is cost to the Sport S. By adding the $1,495 package, your new grand total for the 2025 Jeep Gladiator Dark Sky edition is $45,090 before other options.

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