Jeep Meridian appeared on the Indian market in the spring of 2022, while for the 2025 model year it underwent a slight facelift.
The Meridian is based on the Jeep Compass, only with a longer rear overhang and a longer wheelbase. The Meridian also has larger rear doors to facilitate access to the rear seats.
Regarding the dimensions, the Meridian is 4769 mm long, 1859 mm wide, 1682 mm high, the wheelbase is 2794 mm, the wheels are 18 inches, while the boot volume ranges from 233 to 1760 liters.
The entry-level Meridian now has a five-seat interior and a 670-litre boot, although all other versions retain the seven-seat layout. The update also brought new interior colors and materials.
There’s still a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a 10.1-inch touchscreen, wireless smartphone charging, and Android Auto & Apple CarPlay.
Meridian has changed very little on the outside. There’s now more chrome on the distinctive grille, and expensive versions get new 18-inch wheels. An adaptive cruise control with lane keeping and road sign reading functions has been added to the list of options.
For the 2025 Meridian, Jeep has predicted a 2.0-liter turbo-diesel engine with 170 hp and 350 Nm, while the version with a 6-speed manual transmission has front-wheel drive, and with a 9-speed automatic, you get four-wheel drive.
Ivan Mitić – Autoblog.rs
Source: autoblog.rs
