Jeep used its annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, as a stage to unveil seven bold new concept vehicles—each designed to demonstrate the brand’s off-road prowess and customization potential. The lineup blends heritage-inspired design with cutting-edge, trail-ready modifications, most featuring Mopar performance parts developed in-house.
Convoy Channels Classic J-Series Heritage
Based on the Gladiator platform, the Jeep Convoy exudes classic charm with its retro-inspired design. Drawing cues from the vintage J-series trucks, it features a distinctive grille and front fenders, and brown canvas on the doors and roof gives it a rugged, military-inspired look.
Bug Out: Two-Door Utility Meets Electrification
The Jeep Bug Out transforms the four-door Wrangler 4xe into a two-door adventure machine. The rear passenger area has been converted into a cargo bay, with side windows removed for a more open-air experience. The trunk cover operates similarly to the Gladiator’s. Off-road prowess is enhanced with a reinforced steel front bumper and a high-clearance tube rear bumper for improved approach and departure angles.
Rewind Adds Pop of Personality
The Jeep Rewind turns heads with its eye-catching purple hue. This two-door Wrangler sports vibrant purple accents and unique patterns throughout its interior and exterior. Practicality isn’t forgotten, with added storage solutions and an upgraded roll bar.
Wrangler 4xe Blueprint: Mopar’s Performance Showcase
The Jeep Wrangler 4xe Blueprint is a rolling showcase for Mopar’s extensive performance parts catalog. It is painted entirely in blue and features a comprehensive array of Mopar upgrades, including massive 37-inch tires, a relocated snorkel intake system, and additional door armor panels.
Rubicon Sunchaser Maximizes Utility
The Jeep Wrangler 4xe Rubicon Sunchaser prioritizes cargo capacity with innovative storage solutions. It boasts a high-top steel roof rack and an additional cargo carrier integrated into the rear window area.
Gladiator High Top Honcho: Retro Looks, Modern Hardware
The High Top Honcho blends throwback graphics with serious trail capability. Riding on 40-inch tires and equipped with an adjustable air suspension system, it’s designed for tackling rugged terrain while recalling Jeep’s heritage-inspired designs.
J6 Honcho: Compact Truck Reimagined
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Based on a two-door Wrangler chassis, the J6 Honcho concept revives the idea of a compact pickup. By removing the rear seats and extending the cargo bed, Jeep delivers a lean, purpose-built truck with 37-inch tires and roof-mounted auxiliary lighting—offering a modern take on a classic utility form factor.
