THE ALL NEW GRAND CHEROKEE L 2022
It is available in Botswana at Molapo Motors at a price of P973, 850.00
The Grand Cherokee L offers seating for up to seven and a standard V-6 or optional V-8 engine with rear- or four-wheel drive.
For 2022, Jeep says the Grand Cherokee L will also share the new Grand Cherokee’s tech-packed cabin, with a plethora of screens to keep passengers informed, connected and entertained or just quiet. In addition to upgraded technology, the 2022 Grand Cherokee L will offer new exterior appearance packages and, eventually, hands-free lane centering on select trims.
More Screen Time
The Grand Cherokee L’s front passenger will get an available 10.25-inch touchscreen in the dashboard ahead of them that makes it easier to stay connected to the trip, monitor backseat entertainment. It also provides screen displays, co-pilot assistance with navigation, camera viewing and entertainment features.
The 2022 Grand Cherokee L gains an available rear-seat entertainment system. The dual 10.1-inch displays have built-in Amazon Fire TV that can stream videos through the vehicle’s Wi-Fi or a mobile hot spot. Passengers can also watch downloaded content without a connection through the system’s built-in storage. The dual screens can display individual content or a mirror view, and grown-ups stay in control of the rear-seat entertainment through the new front passenger screen.
New Exterior Packages
The Grand Cherokee L also gains two appearance packages for 2022: Limited Black and Summit High Altitude. Both packages add gloss-black aluminium wheels (20 inches for the Limited and 21 inches for the Summit), distinct accents and badging, roof rails and a unique grille design. Grand Cherokee L shoppers will have three new exterior colours to choose from on select trims: Ember, Hydro Blue and Midnight Sky.
Hands-Free Steering
The current Grand Cherokee L is packed with safety and driver-assist features, including Active Driving Assist, a system that combines adaptive cruise control with hands-on lane centering. The more advanced system, called Hands-free Active Driving Assist, allows for hands-free lane centering at all speeds on designated roadways.
