
Jeep
has revealed teaser renderings of two of the six new concept vehicles it will unveil at the 47th Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, over March 23-31.
As is now customary for Jeep at this time of year, the legendary American off-brand has again teamed with Chrysler’s go-faster Mopar division to create a clutch of futuristic concepts to display at Jeep’s biggest annual enthusiast event.
First is the Jeep Grand Cherokee ‘Trailhawk II’ concept, which is a further development of the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk limited-edition released this week in Australia.
Like the existing Trailhawk special, Jeep’s latest Grand Cherokee concept wears matt-black lower bumper, wheel-arch and side step extensions plus exposed front tow hooks, but adds bright orange paintwork, LED headlight elements and a matt-black grille with silver vertical bars, plus matt-black window surrounds, mirrors and door-handles.
The Jeep Wrangler ‘Slim’ concept, meantime, appears to be a modified short-wheelbase two-door Wrangler soft-top with a serious lift kit, chunky off-road tyres on colour-coded alloy wheels and a slim-line front-end featuring an integrated matt-black front bumper, grille and wheel-arches.
Jeep says it will reveal more details and its other four Moab concepts soon.