• Up to 37 MPG combined: The 2026 Cherokee Turbo Hybrid is designed to help you spend more time driving and less time stopping for fuel.
• Over 500 miles of range: Jeep estimates more than 500 miles of total driving range on a single tank.
• Available 4x4 capability: Turbocharged 4x4 capability and up to 20 inches of water fording give the Cherokee serious capability beyond paved roads.

The Cherokee pairs an I4 Turbo Hybrid engine with a focus on efficiency and capability. Jeep lists up to 37 MPG combined and more than 500 miles of total driving range, giving Massachusetts drivers useful efficiency for daily commutes and longer road trips.

Then there's the capability you expect from a Jeep. The Cherokee offers turbocharged 4x4 driving, up to 20 inches of water fording, and a 3,500-pound towing capacity. That can come in handy when your plans include a camping trailer, outdoor equipment, or a drive beyond the pavement.

For a Bridgewater driver, that could mean using the Cherokee for the daily commute before packing it with hiking equipment for a trip west. A Hanover family can use the same SUV for errands around town and longer trips toward the coast. Its performance is designed to serve both parts of the equation.

The Cherokee gives you plenty of room to bring the things that make your plans possible. With the second-row seats folded, Jeep lists 68.3 cubic feet of storage space. That's enough room to make a noticeable difference when you're packing for a road trip, loading camping equipment, or bringing home a larger shopping haul.

Think about leaving Brockton with a couple of bicycles, backpacks, and outdoor gear packed behind you. Or picture getting ready for a weekend away and having space for luggage without stacking everything to the roof. The Cherokee's cargo flexibility gives you room to organize your gear instead of choosing what has to stay home.

The Cherokee combines a modern cabin with technology designed to help you stay informed and connected. Jeep highlights a larger infotainment touchscreen and a digital customizable cluster display, giving the driver useful information within easy reach.

The Cherokee also offers several driver-assistance technologies that can be useful during everyday Massachusetts driving:

• Active Driving Assist System: Uses sensors, cameras, and processing technology to help keep the Cherokee centered in its lane and adjust speed when appropriate.
• Full Speed Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking: Monitors the road ahead and can provide an alert or engage emergency braking when an imminent collision is detected.
• Blind Spot Monitoring: Helps alert you when another vehicle is traveling in a blind spot.
• Rear Cross Path Detection: Can alert you to vehicles crossing behind you while you're reversing.
• Digital customizable cluster display: Helps place important driving information directly in the driver's view.

For a driver navigating busy roads around Brockton or pulling out of a crowded parking lot in Bridgewater, these technologies have a practical purpose. They're designed to provide additional information and assistance during specific driving situations.