The Jeep Avenger EV is now eligible for the Government’s Electric Car Grant (ECG), saving money on the switch to electric. The compact crossover, the first all-electric model
The Jeep Avenger EV is now eligible for the Government’s Electric Car Grant (ECG), saving money on the switch to electric.
The compact crossover, the first all-electric model from the American brand, gets the band 2 £1,500 discount, cutting the entry price to £28,499.
Launched to offer the “adventurous spirit of Jeep in a small SUV”, the Avenger Full-Electric offers up to 248 miles of range, 156hp and 260Nm of torque. It features an 11kW onboard charger and is capable of a 20-80% charge in 30 minutes using a 100kW charger.
Kris Cholmondeley, managing director at Jeep UK, said: “We are big fans of driving electric at Jeep and the electric Avenger has been a popular choice for our customers. You previously could have Avenger Summit Electric for the same price as its petrol, automatic equivalent. Now with the Government’s Electric Car Grant, the electric variant is cheaper on a PCP than its petrol equivalent and that’s before you factor in the savings on electricity versus petrol costs. Avenger Full-Electric is extremely capable of taking on the adventures of everyday life. Whether that’s in the city or experiencing the spirit of exploration at the core of Jeep.”
In addition to the fully electric powertrain, Avenger is also available as a petrol version, along with an e-Hybrid mild hybrid and the plug-in hybrid four-wheel-drive 4xe variant.
Jeep Avenger Full-Electric Prices
| Variant | Eligible Electric Car Grant | Price (after ECG) |
| Avenger Full-Electric Longitude | £1,500 | £28,499 |
| Avenger Full-Electric Altitude | £1,500 | £30,499 |
| Avenger Full-Electric Summit | £1,500 | £32,499 |
