The 2020 Jeep Cherokee is a five-seat, compact SUV that has a stable place in the Jeep family. There are five main trims and several limited-edition trims that drivers can choose from, but they all share a few basic features, like that unmistakable Jeep grille. LED lights and a 60/40 rear folding seat are also standard across the board. Take a brief look at this rundown of the trims to see how they differ at our dealership in Murray, KY. Read on to learn more!
Jeep Cherokee Latitude
The Latitude is the entry-level trim. It comes with the Uconnect system with a seven-inch touchscreen and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone compatibility. You can choose between two Advanced Safety Packages. The engine is a 2.4-liter I-4, and four-wheel drive is available for added capability around Clarksville.
Jeep Cherokee Latitude Plus
This trim adds enhancements like standard Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection. The seats are upholstered with cloth and premium vinyl, and you get a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The Latitude also comes with power, heated mirrors. If you want a bit more horsepower, you can upgrade to the 2.0-liter turbo engine. Four-wheel drive is optional.
Jeep Cherokee Altitude
The first thing you may notice about the Altitude are the 18-inch gloss black wheels. They give the Altitude some attitude for every drive around Paducah. An added standard tech feature at this level is Rear Park Assist. The larger engine and four-wheel drive are also options here.
Jeep Cherokee Latitude LUX
The Latitude LUX gets the 3.2-liter Pentastar V6 engine with Engine Stop/Start. ESS stops the engine when the vehicle is idling and seamlessly starts it again when you pull away from the stop. This saves the fuel it would burn while idling. Leather-trimmed seats are standard on the Latitude LUX, and both front seats are heated.
Safety features at this level include standard Full-Speed Collision Warning with Active Braking and LaneSense Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keep Assist.
Jeep Cherokee Limited
This trim adds ventilated front seats. A power liftgate is also standard on the Limited. The touchscreen expands to 8.4 inches, and you get NAV functionality with the Uconnect system for added capability around Fort Campbell.
Jeep Cherokee Upland
The Upland is the first trim in the series that’s only available as four-wheel-drive. The exterior is enhanced with black wheels, black tow hooks and distinctive rear and front fascias.
Jeep Cherokee North Edition
This trim is also 4x4. It has Jeep’s Active Drive System to engage four-wheel-drive when conditions are slippery. The North Edition has tow hooks and recovery straps, so you can come to the rescue of yourself or others while out having adventures in the Hopkinsville area.
Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk
The Trailhawk is built to be the most rugged of the Cherokees. The front and rear fascias are designed to give it approach and departure angles that are optimized for off-roading around Murray, KY. It has two tow hooks in the front and one in the rear in standout red.
The Trailhawk has features geared toward off-roading, like the Selec-Terrain Traction Management System, Hill Descent Control, and a locking rear axle. The Pentastar V6 engine gives it the power to tow up to 4,500 pounds. Of course, you still get the Uconnect system with all its infotainment options.
Jeep Cherokee High Altitude
This is the top trim, and it’s available as either front-wheel or four-wheel drive. It gets a dedicated style with unique, 19-inch wheels and body-color fascias, front, and rear. Inside, the seats are trimmed with luxurious Nappa leather.
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We’ve barely touched on all the features that are available on the Cherokee trims. There are safety, convenience, and technology options that go beyond what we’ve listed here. We encourage you to stop by our dealership in Murray and take an up-close look at the Cherokee. Pick your favorite trim and take it for a test drive. We look forward to working with you soon!