Jeep Avenger 2023– car dimensions: 4084 mm long, 1776 mm wide and 1536 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,180 kg. Braked towing is 1,200 kg.
The cabin has a 10.25-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay as standard across grades. Climate control is manual on base Longitude and automatic on Altitude and Summit. Cruise control is standard, with adaptive cruise on higher trims or packs. Rear parking sensors come on Longitude and above, with 360-degree sensors and a reversing camera on Summit or via packs. Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection is standard, as is lane keep assist. Blind spot warning is limited to Summit or option packs. The setup supports everyday driving with clear displays and basic aids that reduce fatigue on longer trips.
Boot space is 380 litres with seats up on petrol models and 355 litres on electric versions. Folding the rear seats expands it to 1277 litres on petrol or 1252 litres on electric. The load bay has a wide opening and optional height-adjustable floor on mid and higher grades for easier packing of bags or gear.
Braked towing reaches 1200 kg on the petrol version and 1100 kg on the hybrid, while the electric model has no towing rating. Unbraked towing is 620 kg on petrol. Payload sits around 500 kg depending on powertrain.
The car suits light work or leisure hauling with Selec-Terrain modes and hill descent control for uneven ground, but electric versions limit trailer use and overall capacity stays modest for heavier duties.
The cabin feels practical and hard-wearing with simple materials and plenty of storage cubbies. Front seats offer solid support via standard 6-way manual driver and 4-way passenger adjustment. higher grades add heated fronts, while optional packs bring power driver seats with lumbar and massage plus leather. Dual-zone climate appears on upper trims. An optional panoramic glass roof brightens the space. Front room is decent for the size but rear legroom is tighter.
Petrol WLTP combined fuel use 5.6-5.8 l/100 km. e-Hybrid 4.9-5.0 l/100 km. electric 15.4-16.0 kWh/100 km.
Service intervals typically 1-2 years or 12 500-25 000 km by powertrain.
Euro NCAP 3 stars (2024): adult 79 %, child 70 %, vulnerable road users 59 %, safety assist 53 %.
Standard kit includes AEB with pedestrian and cyclist detection, lane keep assist, traffic sign recognition, driver attention alert, hill descent control, Selec-Terrain, six airbags and ISOFIX points.
Fuel use stays modest for a small SUV. Petrol versions return 5.6-5.8 l/100 km combined under WLTP. The e-Hybrid drops that to 4.9-5.0 l/100 km. The full-electric model draws 15.4-16.0 kWh/100 km.
Servicing follows a schedule of roughly every one to two years or 12 500-25 000 km, varying by petrol, hybrid or electric powertrain. Some markets include early free services.
Crash protection earned three Euro NCAP stars in 2024. Adult and child scores are solid while vulnerable road user and assist scores sit lower. Standard equipment covers autonomous emergency braking that detects pedestrians and cyclists, lane keeping, traffic sign recognition, driver attention monitoring, hill descent and Selec-Terrain modes plus multiple airbags and ISOFIX.
Keeping the car simple means following the published service plan and using the available ADAS features. Higher trims add adaptive cruise and blind-spot monitoring for everyday ease.
Length 4084 mm, Width 1776 mm, Height 1536 mm, Wheelbase 2557 mm (Avenger 2023 - present)
Sources: manufacturer data, Jeep Avenger MY23 UK Price List and 2023 Owner's Handbook Manual, Stellantis technical data sheets and press kits.