The 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee is offered in seven trim levels namely Laredo, Limited, Trailhawk, Overland, and Summit trim. That's not all there are further five more optional packages in between the trim levels thus giving a lot of choice to the buyers. The Laredo trim starts at $30,895, comes with a V6 engine, and is well-equipped with features. Slotting in between the Laredo and the Limited trim that starts at $38,495 there are three optional packages. The first one is the Laredo E package that gets an 8.4-inch touchscreen with navigation, a power liftgate, heated front seats. 18-inch alloy wheels, etc.
Then there is the Upland package that adds 4WD, 20-inch alloy wheels, heated seats and steering wheel, black-out appearance package, etc. Lastly, there is the Altitude package that excludes the 4WD and adds everything from the Upland package with a power liftgate, remote start, leather seats, etc. All three packages are priced at $30,895 and apart from the standard features they also include a few optional features like a sunroof, a nine-speaker sound system, navigation, etc.
Coming to the Limited trim it also has an optional Sterling Edition package which is Grand Cherokee's 25th-anniversary package. It adds special badging, exterior chrome treatment, unique upholstery and trims, driver-assist features, 8.4-inch touchscreen, premium audio system, etc. Over Limited trim, you have the Trailhawk trim only available as a 4WD model with a starting price of $43,595.
Then there are two more trims, Overland trim priced at $45,295 and the top end Summit trim priced at $50,995. Both of them uplift the luxury quotient of the Grand Cherokee and offer the 5.7-liter Hemi V8 engine as an option. Lastly, there is a High Altitude package for the Overland trim that adds driver-assist features, a dual-pane sunroof, a 19-speaker sound system, and Quadra-Drive II.
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Trims
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Laredo
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Limited
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Trailhawk
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Overland
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Summit
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MSRP (2WD)
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$30,895
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$38,495
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N/A
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$45,295
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$50,995
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MSRP (4WD)
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$33,195
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$40,495
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$43,595
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$48,295
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$53,995
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Key Features
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295 hp, 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 Engine
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Adds or upgrades to 'Laredo'
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Adds or upgrades to 'Limited'
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Adds or upgrades to 'Limited'
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Adds or upgrades to 'Overland'
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17-inch alloy wheels
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18-inch alloy wheels
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Adjustable air suspension
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20-inch alloy wheels
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Self-parking system
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Keyless ignition and entry
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Power liftgate
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18-inch alloy wheels w/ off-road tires
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Xenon headlights w/ auto high beam
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Active noise cancellation
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Rearview camera
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Power-adjustable front seats w/ driver's seat memory function
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Quadra-Trac II (4WD w/ low-range gearing)
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LED daytime running lights and fog lights
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Harman & Kardon sound system
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Dual-zone climate control
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Heated front and rear seats
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Electronic rear differential
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Dual-pane sunroof
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Adaptive cruise control
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7-inch touchscreen w/ 6-speaker sound system
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Auto-dimming driver's side and inner rearview mirror
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Hill ascent and descent control
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Full leather upholstery
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Upgraded leather-upholstery w/ diamond-quilted accents
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We Recommend
For getting the true Jeep experience we recommend going for the Trailhawk trim that costs below forty-five grands and gets all the necessary mechanicals and hardware for making the Grand Cherokee a mean off-road machine that is also a well-suited daily driver.
