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The first real-world image of Jeep’s first electric model has surfaced online, as the vehicle begins engineering evaluations.
An all-new small electric SUV from Jeep has begun road testing ahead of its debut in 2023.
A grainy black and white photo has emerged online showing a camouflaged version of the electric Jeep, which will be the first production electric vehicle from the American brand.
The baby electric vehicle (EV) appears to have been snapped in a studio, and given the poor quality of the image, suggests the photographer could have been using a tiny spy camera to smuggle out the first real-world photo of the car.
While details of the as-yet-unnamed Jeep haven’t been released, it’s expected the model will be based on the CMP platform from parent company Stellantis – shared with the Peugeot 2008 – and will likely see Alfa Romeo and Fiat equivalents follow.
Jeep has previously said it plans to offer a battery-powered model in “every [market SUV] segment by 2025”.
The baby Jeep EV could make its European debut in the first half of 2023, though ongoing supply-chain issues may see that timeline blow out to 2024, according to some reports.
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