Pune: Celebrating its eighth anniversary in India, Jeep on Thursday launched the Compass Anniversary Edition at ₹ 25.26 lakh (ex-showroom) and is based on the mid-spec Longitude (O) variant.
On the exterior, the Anniversary Edition features a dual-tone decal on the hood and a velvet red embellishment on the 7-slot grille. The highlight of the interior are velvet red seat covers. Along with these new elements, the Anniversary Edition also features a set of accessories. These include an integrated dashcam and white ambient lighting.
Under the hood is a 2-litre diesel engine that generates 170PS and 350Nm. The engine is mated to a 6-speed manual or a 9-speed automatic gearbox. Front-wheel-drive is available as standard on this variant.
Kumar Priyesh, Brand Director, Jeep India, said, “This special edition is not just about celebrating our past; it is an invitation to the next generation of Jeep enthusiasts to embrace the journey ahead. We are thrilled to introduce this edition as a symbol of our gratitude to the Jeep community and invite new adventurers to step into the Jeep life.”
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