Jeep India Announces Limited Wrangler Willys ‘41 Edition
Jeep India has introduced the Wrangler Willys '41 Special Edition, a limited-production model based on the Rubicon variant. This edition references the original 1941 Willys vehicle and will be restricted to 30 units for the Indian market.
The Willys '41 edition is offered in a new ''41 Green' colour, which is exclusive to this variant. A 1941 hood decal and military-style design elements distinguish this model visually. The special edition is positioned as a commemorative version marking Jeep's historical origins.
This version comes equipped with a range of additional features compared to the standard model. These include power side steps, grab handles, custom floor mats, and front and rear dash cameras. A set of optional accessories—including a Sunrider rooftop, side ladder, and roof carrier—can be added at an extra cost.
According to Jeep India, the Wrangler Willys '41 edition will be sold at a premium of ₹1.51 lakh over the regular Rubicon variant. The optional accessories pack is available for an additional ₹4.56 lakh, and can only be purchased with the Willys '41 model.
Jeep has confirmed that this model will be available through its dealership network across India for a limited period.
This launch introduces a new exterior colour option and adds functional accessories that are not part of the standard variant. No changes to the powertrain or off-road specifications have been announced as part of this edition.
The Willys '41 edition follows Jeep's pattern of releasing limited-run variants that reference earlier vehicle generations. The availability is limited, and the vehicle is targeted toward buyers interested in a visually distinct and accessory-equipped version of the Wrangler Rubicon.
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