Jeep Announces UK Pricing and Specs for New Compass First Edition

• Jeep Compass First Edition UK launch confirmed for Q3 2025, starting from £35,700 ($66,000 CDN).

• EV model offers 310-mile (499 km) range, 213 hp, and 30-minute DC charging to 80% capacity.

• Interior upgrades include 550L boot, 16-inch screen, and optional massaging seats.

Jeep has confirmed that UK orders for the Compass First Edition will open in Q3 2025, with on-the-road (OTR) prices starting at £35,700 for the e-Hybrid variant and £39,200 ($72,445 CDN) for the fully electric model. This marks the first time the Compass will be offered with an all-electric powertrain.

The new Compass First Edition will be available in two configurations at launch. The e-Hybrid combines a 1.2-litre, three-cylinder petrol engine with a 21kW electric motor, producing a total of 145 hp. This powertrain enables electric-only driving at low speeds in urban environments without requiring external charging.

The fully electric Compass is powered by a 74kWh battery paired with a front-mounted electric motor delivering 213 hp and 345 Nm (254 lb-ft) of torque. The range is estimated at up to 310 miles. Charging performance includes a 160kW DC fast-charging system capable of delivering a 20–80% charge in 30 minutes.

Additional variants will join the range later. These include a plug-in hybrid with an electric-only range of 51 miles (82 km), a 230 hp two-wheel drive EV with up to 402 miles (647 km) of range, and a four-wheel drive electric version with a maximum range of 372 miles (599 km). All range figures are subject to final WLTP certification.

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The Compass maintains Jeep’s off-road capabilities, offering up to 200mm of ground clearance, a water fording depth of up to 470mm (408mm on the e-Hybrid), and approach, breakover, and departure angles of 20, 15, and 26 degrees respectively. Selec-Terrain traction control is standard on all models.

Exterior options include six colours: Hawaii (standard), Pacific, Antarctica, Amazonia, Yosemite, and Vulcano. A body-coloured roof is standard, with an optional contrast black roof. The e-Hybrid variant comes with 18-inch gloss grey alloy wheels, while the electric version features 20-inch machine-faced black alloys.

Built on the STLA Medium platform, the Compass measures 4.55 metres in length. It offers increased interior space, a 34-litre front storage compartment, and 550 litres of boot capacity.

Interior equipment includes heated front seats and steering wheel, dual-zone air conditioning, and keyless entry. Both variants are fitted with a 10-inch digital instrument cluster and a 16-inch central display. The fully electric version also adds pre-conditioning and a heat pump.

UK orders are expected to open in Q3 2025, with deliveries scheduled to occur at a later date. Details on the new Compass for North America have yet to be shared; however, the model is expected to arrive in 2026.