• Up to 6,200 pounds of maximum towing capacity when properly equipped, enough for a small boat, utility trailer, or a camper headed toward the Cape.
• Available 4x4 systems with Selec-Terrain® Traction Management to help you manage slush, ice, mud, and the back roads that don't get plowed first.
• A new 2.0L Hurricane 4 Turbo producing up to 324 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque.

The Grand Cherokee runs a new 2.0L Hurricane 4 Turbo rated at up to 324 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque, paired with a next-generation transmission. That's real muscle for merging onto I-495 with a full load, and Jeep pairs it with a Best-in-Class maximum towing capacity of up to 6,200 pounds when properly equipped.

What that means depends on your weekend. A Foxborough driver might commute down Route 1 all week, then hitch up a boat for a run toward Buzzards Bay. An Easton family could load camping gear and point the Grand Cherokee toward the Cape without worrying whether everything fits. And anyone who's driven Chauncy Street after an ice storm knows why available 4x4 matters here.

Selec-Terrain® Traction Management adds another layer of control, letting you dial the vehicle in for the conditions in front of you. Jeep also rates the Grand Cherokee at up to 529 miles of driving range, so a full tank covers a week of commuting with plenty left for a Saturday trip.

The Grand Cherokee seats five across two rows, with a cargo area that handles a Wednesday grocery haul, a full set of luggage, or hiking packs and boots before a run out to F. Gilbert Hills State Forest.

Available comfort features are where it starts to feel like a much more expensive SUV. Depending on configuration, you can get premium materials, front seats with massage functionality, multicolor ambient lighting, and an available Hands-Free Power Liftgate. That last one stops being a luxury the first time you're standing in a downpour at the Route 106 plaza with both arms full.

For families, commuters, and weekend travelers alike, the cabin does the quiet work of making long drives shorter and busy days simpler.

The Grand Cherokee centers on a 12.3-inch Uconnect® 5 NAV touchscreen with newly standard navigation, plus Apple CarPlay® support and Android Auto™ compatibility for the apps, music, and calls you already use.

Available technology includes:

• 12.3-inch Uconnect® 5 NAV touchscreen: Navigation, entertainment, and vehicle information on one large display.
• 10-inch Head-Up Display: Keeps key driving info in your line of sight instead of down on the cluster.
• 360° Surround View Camera: A wider view of your surroundings for tight spots, like the packed lots around Patriot Place on game day.
• Wireless smartphone charging: Tops off compatible devices without a cable.
• Hands-Free Active Driving Assist: Provides steering and speed assistance in supported conditions.
• Night Vision Camera: Extra visibility on unlit stretches where deer show up without warning.

Available driver-assistance features include Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go, Active Lane Management, Forward Collision Warning, and ParkSense® Rear Park Assist. Stop-and-go cruise earns its keep in the afternoon crawl on I-95, and the camera systems help most in December, when you're backing out of a full lot in the dark.