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Jeep Grand Cherokee

Jeep Grand Cherokee
Build Dates
Sep 2022 - onwards

On Sale Dates

Feb 2023 - onwards

Applies To
LWB petrol & SWB PHEV variants
Vehicle Type
Large SUV
Engine/Fuel Type
Petrol / diesel and plug-in hybrid vehicles

Price Bracket

Over $65,000

Rating Year/Datestamp
2022
ANCAP Safety Rating

Rating Expires

Dec 2028

ANCAP Safety
Tested
2022

The Jeep Grand Cherokee was first introduced in Australia and New Zealand in March 2022. This 5 star ANCAP safety rating applies to MY23 seven-seat LWB models (Jeep Grand Cherokee L) and MY23 five-seat SWB PHEV models available from February 2023.

A separate rating applies to MY23 SWB 3.6 litre petrol variants.

Dual frontal, side chest-protecting, side head-protecting (first, second, and third rows where applicable), and a driver and passenger knee airbag are standard. A centre airbag to prevent occupant-to-occupant interaction is not available.

Autonomous emergency braking (Car-to-Car, Vulnerable Road User, Junction Assist and Backover) as well as a lane support system with lane keep assist (LKA), lane departure warning (LDW) and emergency lane keeping (ELK), and an advanced speed assistance system (SAS) are standard on all variants.

Assessment Scores

Adult Occupant Protection
Adult Occupant Protection
83%
31.83 out of 38
Child Occupant Protection
Child Occupant Protection
93%
45.89 out of 49
Vulnerable Road User Protection
Vulnerable Road User Protection
81%
43.79 out of 54
Safety Assist
Safety Assist
84%
13.60 out of 16

Safety Assist Technologies

AEB - City
Not available on any variant
AEB - Interurban
Not available on any variant
AEB - VRU
Not available on any variant
AEB - Junction
Not available on any variant
AEB - Backover
Standard on all variants
LSS
Not available on any variant
Jeep Grand Cherokee (Feb 2023 – onwards) -  frontal offset (MPDB) test at 50km/h
Jeep Grand Cherokee (Feb 2023 – onwards) -  frontal offset (MPDB) test at 50km/h
Jeep Grand Cherokee (Feb 2023 – onwards) - side impact test at 60km/h
Jeep Grand Cherokee (Feb 2023 – onwards) - oblique pole test at 32km/h