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How does our new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe compare to its road rivals?

As one of the premier new Jeep dealers serving the greater Gloucester, VA area, it's been so great to see drivers from Norfolk to Hampton embrace our growing lineup of Jeep 4xe hybrid electric vehicles. With their rugged capability and daily driving efficiency, it's easy to see why so many Virginian drivers prefer them. In fact, few Jeep 4xe models are quite as popular with Virginian shoppers as our new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe. This stellar midsize plug-in hybrid electric vehicle is a great fit for both commuting and off-road adventures, capable of traveling up to an EPA-estimated 25 miles on electric power alone before seamlessly switching back to gas. Of course, even with all that appeal, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe is not without its rivals. Feel free to read on to see how it stacks up to rivals on and off the road today.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe vs. the Toyota Crown Signia

  • Towing Capacity: If you're looking for a new hybrid electric SUV that can tow a boat or a travel trailer, you'll be happy to note that the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe can confidently move up to 6,000 pounds when properly equipped. The Toyota Crown Signia can only manage up to 2,700 in its most powerful form.
  • Off-Road Capability: The new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe offers standard 4x4 capability and more ground clearance than the Toyota Crown Signia, making it the better fit for adventurous drivers throughout the great
  • Overall Cargo Space: With the rear seats folded down, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe can confidently carry over 70 cubic-feet of luggage. Opt for the new Toyota Crown Signia and you'll only have space for up to 68.8 cubic-feet of cargo in total.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe vs. the Kia Sorento Hybrid

  • Cabin Comfort: With standard driver's seat memory settings and synthetic leather upholstery, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee makes it easy for couples who share a vehicle in their daily drives around the greater Yorktown area to achieve the perfect driving position without any unnecessary fiddling. By comparison, the new Kia Sorento Hybrid comes standard with synthetic leather upholstery, but lacks standard driver's seat memory settings.
  • Cargo Space: Look behind the rearmost seats of the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe and you'll find up to 37.7 cubic-feet of space, which is considerably more than the 12.6 cubic-feet of space that the Kia Sorento Hybrid offers behind its rearmost seats.
  • Connectivity: With a standard 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot onboard, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe keeps you connected even when you're far from the greater Williamsburg area. You'll have to pay extra to get such features on the new Kia Sorento Hybrid.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe vs. the Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid

  • Horsepower: With up to 375 horsepower on demand, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe is considerably more athletic than the new Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid, which only offers up to 231 horsepower total.
  • Four-Wheel Drive: For added confidence traveling in inclement weather and off-road, the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe comes standard with 4x4 capability. By comparison, the new Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid only offers up to 231 horsepower.
  • Interior Sophistication : From ambient interior lighting to a standard sunroof, the cabin of the new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe is considerably more well-rounded on the inside than the new Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid, which has you pay extra for such features.

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