Jeep Avenger I (2022 – 2025)

Reliability score : 7.5/10

Jeep Avenger I (2022-Present) The Jeep Avenger marks a historic turning point for the American brand as its first-ever fully electric vehicle (BEV), though internal combustion (ICE) and mild-hybrid (MHEV) variants were quickly added to meet diverse market demands. Crowned European Car of the Year 2023, it is a B-segment SUV designed primarily for the European market. Built in Tychy, Poland, it sits on the Stellantis e-CMP2 platform, sharing its underpinnings with the Peugeot 2008, Opel Mokka, and Fiat 600. Despite its shared DNA, Jeep has managed to inject its signature styling, short overhangs, and specific suspension tuning to give it a distinct, slightly more rugged character. Global Rating: A highly attractive, well-packaged urban SUV. The introduction of the new chain-driven 1.2 e-Hyb

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Final Verdict The Jeep Avenger is a highly successful translation of the Jeep spirit into a European-focused, urban-friendly package. Which one to buy? If you are looking for an EV, the Avenger is one of the most efficient and stylish options in the B-SUV segment, benefiting from Stellantis' latest electric tech. If you prefer combustion, skip the base 1.2 manual (due to the wet timing belt) and go straight for the 1.2 e-Hybrid. The e-Hybrid features a completely redesigned engine with a timing chain, offering peace of mind, excellent fuel economy, and a smooth automatic transmission. The upcoming 4xe will appeal to those needing light all-weather capability.