Jeep presents the new Compass

Jeep Compass

Jeep has presented the new Compass. With a renewed appearance, completely new interior and the latest technology, the Compass is completely up to date.

The Compass has been thoroughly changed inside and out. On the outside, the new front bumper and the modified grill are immediately noticeable. The new headlamps with full LED technology give the new Compass a modern look. The brightness of the new LED headlights has been improved by 100 percent over the xenon headlights, Jeep said. The rear has also been modernized, partly due to the slim design of the rear lights.

The interior of the new Jeep Compass has been completely redesigned. The first thing you notice is the new digital instrument cluster and the 10.1-inch touchscreen in the center of the dashboard. The slim integrated air vents seamlessly follow the design of the dashboard, giving it a modern and elegant appearance. The new Compass is equipped with the latest generation of the Uconnect system. Jeep promises five times better response time than the previous generation.

The new Compass is equipped with the latest version of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) and is therefore the first European Jeep that can drive autonomously according to level 2. Highway Assist, this new feature combines Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Centering, automatically keeps the Compass in the center of the lane and a safe distance from the vehicle in front (available in the second half of the year).

Jeep supplies the Compass with several variants of the four-cylinder 1.3-liter turbo petrol engine (130 or 150 hp) that emits up to 27% less CO2 compared to the previous petrol model. The Compass is also available as a 4xe plug-in hybrid variant.

Prices of the new Jeep Compass start from € 34,190.