The 56th Edition Jeep Safari Off-Road Conference kicked off-road in the United States from April 9 to 17, with the Jeep brand and Mompar's Jeep Performance Parts performance team jointly unveiling a number of concept cars.
Wrangler Magneto 2.0 concept car
Jeep has previously launched a version of Magneto, and the new car has upgraded this model. Jeep brand said: This move is to demonstrate the brand's commitment to promoting the vision of "zero emission free travel".
In terms of power, Jeep is equipped with a 70kWh battery and a 6-speed manual transmission, and the vehicle has a maximum power of 459kW, 0-96km/h in two seconds. To accommodate the battery and engine, Jeep increased its wheelbase by 305mm and replaced it with a 3-inch elevation kit, and the front and rear axles were fitted with Dynatrac axles for a speed ratio of 5.38. The rims are 20 inches and the tire size reaches 40 inches.
Grand Cherokee Trailhawk PHEV concept car
Officials say the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk 4xe once relied on pure electricity to conquer the Rubicon Trail, and its pure electric endurance reached 40km. The Grand Cherokee Trailhawk PHEV concept is based on this model. In terms of details, the official has personalized its appearance, using a new balance bar disconnect device. The car's drivetrain consists of two electric motors, a 400V battery pack, a 2.0L turbocharged engine and a TorqueFlite 8-speed automatic transmission. In terms of chassis, it is equipped with Quadra lift air suspension, which optimizes the driving performance.
The exterior is painted in custom industrial blue and fitted with the iconic 4xe blue tow hook and anti-glare black and blue matte trailhawk appliqués. The tires consisted of 20-inch gun gray rims and 33-inch BFG mud tires, with widened wheel headers.
Jeep 41 concept car
The Jeep 41 Concept was created by the JPP division and features a D.R.A.B.'41 matte green livery, carbon steel bumper and Warn winch. The most prominent feature is its soft tan top to pay homage to the Willis MB. In addition, the car uses a plate door structure made by JPP.
The interior of the vehicle was fitted with vintage gear levers and Graphic Studio shift lever caps, the seats were covered in camouflage canvas, and a rhino leather check floor was added for added abrasion resistance. In terms of chassis, the concept car is equipped with a JPP 2-inch elevation kit, and 35-inch mud tires are wrapped around the 17-inch anti-trip rim.
Jeep Rubicon 20th Anniversary Concept Car
In 2002, the two-door Wrangler Rubicon made his debut. Previously, Jeep had launched the Rubicon 10th anniversary version of the model in the domestic market. Today, the car is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The car is based on the 392, the strongest model in the Wrangler family. The exterior is painted with granite crystals and the front and rear trailer hooks are gold. There are also Rubicon 20th anniversary hood stickers, fender stickers and Mapar air pumps.
The Commemorative Edition features an active dual-mode high-performance exhaust system with both wild and off-road modes, as well as customizable detachable half-doors. Its exterior is painted with granite crystal and features Rubicon 20th Anniversary soft canopy stickers and a Mompar swing gate inflatable pump. In terms of performance, the JPP 2-inch elevated kit, 17-inch anti-fallout rim and 37-inch mud tire were replaced. There are also winchs, steel bumpers and steel chassis skid plates.
Jeep Bob concept car
The Bob Concept aims to blur the boundaries between the two off-road vehicles, the Jeep Wrangler and gladiator, making it the ultimate off-road weapon.
The car was built on the gladiator Rubicon, with all four doors and B-pillars removed for complete visual freedom, with a custom hard top perforated and canvas extending to the roof to act as a shading effect. The paint is available in both matte and glossy colours to enhance the vehicle's texture. In terms of chassis, a 3-inch elevation kit and a Dynatrac Pro Rock 60 axle were installed. Custom front and rear bumpers improve approach and departure angles.
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D-Coder JPP concept car
The Gladiator D-Coder Concept is more of a show model, with 35 JPP and Momar accessories, each painted in brightly colored Maraskino red and marked with a QR (Quick Response) code. By scanning the code, consumers can directly log in to the Mapar eStore and obtain parts information in real time.
In terms of form factor, the D-Coder Concept front features a modular three-segment bumper with winch cover and 7-inch LED off-road. Its windshield is three times stronger than the standard windshield, and a pair of 5-inch TYRI 5-inch LED lights are also installed on both sides of the A-pillar. The side of the body and the installation of tubular half doors. The tires are 17-inch anti-off-ring rims and 37-inch off-road tires. The interior theme features the same Maratchino red as the exterior, and the seats are wrapped in Katzkin leather.
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Bridcage
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Concept car
The Wrangler 4xe Bridcage Concept is an extreme off-road vehicle that highlights a wide range of innovative custom accessories from JPP and Momar. The concept car features the industry's first JPP 2-inch lift kit with a FOX suspension designed and tuned for the Wrangler 4xe and featuring Jeep 4xe's signature surf blue hues.
The Wrangler 4xe Bridcage Concept chassis adds custom skid plates, and a 2-inch diameter round steel support rod is integrated with a seven-hole grille, improving approach angle data. A winch is embedded in the front bar to improve its relief and climbing performance. Two surf blue enclosed tow rings connect directly to the frame for improved traction performance. JPP five-spoke anti-trip rims wrap BFGoodrich KM3 37-inch tires. Custom flat fender horns and wheel liners designed for larger wheel/tire combinations. The daytime running light (DRL) cover on the fenders can be removed in extreme off-road situations to add extra tire space. The concept car has rock lights illuminating the ground at the bottom of the four corners of the body, and rock guard bars on both sides provide protection during rock climbing. The front and rear windshields and wipers were removed.
In addition to the new car, Jeep also brought three concepts from the 2021 SEMA Auto Show. Details can be found at the following link: SEMA Modified Auto Show 2021 Mopar
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