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Scottish Sun
09-07-2025
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
Jeep Avenger 4XE is truly impressive rugged 4x4 capable of going properly off-grid… just make sure to add vital extra
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) NORTH Face catalogue photos. You know the ones I mean. Some cool dude pitching a tent on the side of a mountain, top to toe in the latest gear. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 This Jeep Avenger is an impressive rugged 4x4 capable of going properly off-grid Credit: Supplied 5 It was only a matter of time before Jeep and North Face did a collab Credit: Supplied With a kayak somewhere in the background. I have a question. How did they get all that stuff there? Not only what's pictured — everything we don't see. The camera kit, lighting, wardrobe options, catering for the crew. My guess is in a Jeep. The OG 4x4. Built for going properly off-grid. I suppose it was only a matter of time before Jeep and North Face hooked up for a collab. So this four-wheel-drive Avenger 4XE comes with a North Face base tent and pop-up camping table in the boot. It really does. Jeep shares first photos of new 'Wrangler-like' model ahead of late 2025 launch – but drivers have crucial question Plus lots of mountain contour detailing in 'summit gold'. Actually, there's a bit more to it than that. This special edition, limited to 4,806 cars (that's the height of Mont Blanc in metres), has rucksack-inspired seat backs complete with elastic straps and pouches. This special edition, limited to 4,806 cars (that's the height of Mont Blanc in metres), has rucksack-inspired seat backs complete with elastic straps and pouches The front of the seats are trimmed in a durable, wipe-clean fabric. Thick rubber mats protect the floor from muddy boots and paws. You'll find '4,806' and more mountain contours, like the red squiggles on an Ordnance Survey map, stamped across the dash. Every Avenger has a bucket-sized central storage bin with a flip-up lid, and a slick central touchscreen mixed with hard controls. Cracker. 5 The North Face logo on the back of the rucksack inspired seats Credit: Supplied But what impresses most is how capable this junior Jeep really is. We crossed that stream three, four, five, six times . . . just because we could. We crawled up steep banks of wet grass in a farmer's field with ease, then tip-toed back down again using hill descent control. Truly impressive. It's never going to be as heroic as a Wrangler but it is worthy of the seven-slot grille Try that in some bigger family SUVs and you'll be heading home on foot. 5 What impresses most is how capable this junior Jeep really is Credit: Supplied The cheapest front-wheel drive Avenger costs £26k and is powered by a cheery 1.2-litre petrol engine. That's fine for townies. Or they might prefer an electric one from £30k. For those living in the green bits of Great Britainland, the 4XE starts at £31k. Hike in slippers That's a 1.2-litre petrol mild hybrid paired with two 21kW e-motors on the front and rear axles and a six-speed auto. The car automatically sends torque wherever it senses wheel slip. Just point it in the right direction, gently squeeze the accelerator pedal and let it do the rest. One thing to note. Tyres. Massively important. Huge. Kenton Cool doesn't hike in slippers. So our test car rolled on chunky Falken Wildpeak all-terrain tyres. They're mint for biting through snotty surfaces — and worth the extra road noise on normal roads. Ask your dealer nicely and they'll sort them for you. So, that's the Jeep Avenger 4XE. It's never going to be as heroic as a Wrangler but it is worthy of the seven-slot grille. 5 We crawled up steep banks of wet grass in a farmer's field with ease Credit: Supplied
The Irish Sun
09-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Irish Sun
Jeep Avenger 4XE is truly impressive rugged 4×4 capable of going properly off-grid… just make sure to add vital extra
NORTH Face catalogue photos. You know the ones I mean. Some cool dude pitching a tent on the side of a mountain, top to toe in the latest gear. Advertisement 5 This Jeep Avenger is an impressive rugged 4x4 capable of going properly off-grid Credit: Supplied 5 It was only a matter of time before Jeep and North Face did a collab Credit: Supplied With a kayak somewhere in the background. I have a question. How did they get all that stuff there? Not only what's pictured — everything we don't see. Advertisement READ MORE ROAD TESTS The camera kit, lighting, wardrobe options, catering for the crew. My guess is in a The OG 4x4. Built for going properly off-grid. I suppose it was only a matter of time before Jeep and North Face hooked up for a collab. Advertisement Most read in Motors So this four-wheel-drive Avenger 4XE comes with a North Face base tent and pop-up camping table in the boot. It really does. Jeep shares first photos of new 'Wrangler-like' model ahead of late 2025 launch – but drivers have crucial question Plus lots of mountain contour detailing in 'summit gold'. Actually, there's a bit more to it than that. Advertisement This special edition, limited to 4,806 cars (that's the height of Mont Blanc in metres), has rucksack-inspired seat backs complete with elastic straps and pouches. This special edition, limited to 4,806 cars (that's the height of Mont Blanc in metres), has rucksack-inspired seat backs complete with elastic straps and pouches The front of the seats are trimmed in a durable, wipe-clean fabric. Thick rubber mats protect the floor from muddy boots and paws. You'll find '4,806' and more mountain contours, like the red squiggles on an Ordnance Survey map, stamped across the dash. Advertisement Every Avenger has a bucket-sized central storage bin with a flip-up lid, and a slick central touchscreen mixed with hard controls. Cracker. 5 The North Face logo on the back of the rucksack inspired seats Credit: Supplied But what impresses most is how capable this junior Jeep really is. Advertisement We crossed that stream three, four, five, six times . . . just because we could. We crawled up steep banks of wet grass in a farmer's field with ease, then tip-toed back down again using hill descent control. Truly impressive. It's never going to be as heroic as a Wrangler but it is worthy of the seven-slot grille Try that in some bigger family SUVs and you'll be heading home on foot. Advertisement 5 What impresses most is how capable this junior Jeep really is Credit: Supplied The cheapest front-wheel drive Avenger costs £26k and is powered by a cheery 1.2-litre petrol engine. That's fine for townies. Or they might prefer an electric one from £30k. For those living in the green bits of Great Britainland, the 4XE starts at £31k. Hike in slippers That's a 1.2-litre petrol mild hybrid paired with two 21kW e-motors on the front and rear axles and a six-speed auto. Advertisement The car automatically sends torque wherever it senses wheel slip. Just point it in the right direction, gently squeeze the accelerator pedal and let it do the rest. One thing to note. Tyres. Massively important. Huge. Kenton Cool doesn't hike in slippers. So our test car rolled on chunky Falken Wildpeak all-terrain tyres. They're mint for biting through snotty surfaces — and worth the extra road noise on normal roads. Advertisement Ask your dealer nicely and they'll sort them for you. So, that's the Jeep Avenger 4XE. It's never going to be as heroic as a Wrangler but it is worthy of the seven-slot grille. 5 We crawled up steep banks of wet grass in a farmer's field with ease Credit: Supplied Advertisement KEY FACTS: JEEP AVENGER 4XE THE NORTH FACE Price: £35,219 Engine: 1.2-litre petrol with two e-motors Power: 136hp 0-62mph: 9.5 secs Top speed: 121mph Economy: 40mpg CO2: 122g/km Out: Now
The Sun
09-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Sun
Jeep Avenger 4XE is truly impressive rugged 4×4 capable of going properly off-grid… just make sure to add vital extra
Rob Gill Published: Invalid Date, NORTH Face catalogue photos. You know the ones I mean. Some cool dude pitching a tent on the side of a mountain, top to toe in the latest gear. 5 5 With a kayak somewhere in the background. I have a question. How did they get all that stuff there? Not only what's pictured — everything we don't see. The camera kit, lighting, wardrobe options, catering for the crew. My guess is in a Jeep. The OG 4x4. Built for going properly off-grid. I suppose it was only a matter of time before Jeep and North Face hooked up for a collab. So this four-wheel-drive Avenger 4XE comes with a North Face base tent and pop-up camping table in the boot. It really does. Jeep shares first photos of new 'Wrangler-like' model ahead of late 2025 launch – but drivers have crucial question Plus lots of mountain contour detailing in 'summit gold'. Actually, there's a bit more to it than that. This special edition, limited to 4,806 cars (that's the height of Mont Blanc in metres), has rucksack-inspired seat backs complete with elastic straps and pouches. This special edition, limited to 4,806 cars (that's the height of Mont Blanc in metres), has rucksack-inspired seat backs complete with elastic straps and pouches The front of the seats are trimmed in a durable, wipe-clean fabric. Thick rubber mats protect the floor from muddy boots and paws. You'll find '4,806' and more mountain contours, like the red squiggles on an Ordnance Survey map, stamped across the dash. Every Avenger has a bucket-sized central storage bin with a flip-up lid, and a slick central touchscreen mixed with hard controls. Cracker. 5 But what impresses most is how capable this junior Jeep really is. We crossed that stream three, four, five, six times . . . just because we could. We crawled up steep banks of wet grass in a farmer's field with ease, then tip-toed back down again using hill descent control. Truly impressive. Try that in some bigger family SUVs and you'll be heading home on foot. 5 The cheapest front-wheel drive Avenger costs £26k and is powered by a cheery 1.2-litre petrol engine. That's fine for townies. Or they might prefer an electric one from £30k. For those living in the green bits of Great Britainland, the 4XE starts at £31k. Hike in slippers That's a 1.2-litre petrol mild hybrid paired with two 21kW e-motors on the front and rear axles and a six-speed auto. The car automatically sends torque wherever it senses wheel slip. Just point it in the right direction, gently squeeze the accelerator pedal and let it do the rest. One thing to note. Tyres. Massively important. Huge. Kenton Cool doesn't hike in slippers. So our test car rolled on chunky Falken Wildpeak all-terrain tyres. They're mint for biting through snotty surfaces — and worth the extra road noise on normal roads. Ask your dealer nicely and they'll sort them for you. So, that's the Jeep Avenger 4XE. It's never going to be as heroic as a Wrangler but it is worthy of the seven-slot grille. 5
