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The Jeep Grand Cherokee has long been known for its luxurious interior, high-end technology features, and powerful engine. But if you’re hoping to take the family on a road trip, you’re probably asking, “How much can the Grand Cherokee tow?” When properly configured, the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee towing capacity can reach up to 7,200 pounds!
Your Grand Cherokee’s towing capacity will vary depending on the configuration and engine you choose, so the team at Fontana Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM has put together this primer on the Jeep Grand Cherokee’s towing capacity for your Rancho Cucamonga trips and beyond. Learn more about the engine options available with the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee and their towing capacities below, then contact us to schedule a test drive!
Thanks to a choice of three different engine options, you have the power of choice with the new Jeep Grand Cherokee towing capacity. Take a look below to see the Jeep Grand Cherokee towing capacity and other power stats for each available engine.
For the 2024 model year, you can also opt for the Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe, an all-electric Grand Cherokee with a towing capacity of up to 6,000 pounds and a manufacturer-estimated electric range of up to 470 miles. You can take it easy on your wallet and the environment with this exciting new configuration of the Grand Cherokee!
To make every haul easier, the Jeep Grand Cherokee offers a number of unique features for Claremont drivers on every trip, including:
Some of these features vary by trim level, so be sure to explore which configuration works best for your daily needs with our friendly staff!
How much can a Grand Cherokee tow? Now that you know, come to our Jeep dealership in Fontana to see it for yourself! Beyond its towing capability, you’ll love this Jeep’s comfortable interior, eye-catching design, and tech amenities. Our dealership is a short drive from San Bernardino, so see us today for a test drive, or get started right now by valuing your trade-in and applying for financing online!
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