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2024 Jeep Gladiator Model Review with Prices, Photos, & Specs

Key Features

  • Starting at $37,895 MSRP*
  • Heavy-Duty Dana® 44 front and rear axles
  • Standard 3.6-liter V6 producing 285 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque
  • Available Trac-Lok® Anti-Spin Rear Differential
  • Best-in-class max towing capacity of 7,700 pounds

About the Jeep Gladiator

The idea behind the Gladiator is simple, it offers the offroad capabilities of the iconic Wrangler, but in pickup form. And while the styling might look like it’s just a Wrangler with a pickup box stuck on the back, the Gladiator comes with a wheelbase that’s 19.4 inches longer than the Wrangler’s, different powertrain options, and a much higher towing capacity. This is the vehicle for when you have a lot of cargo that has to go offroad with you. That’s because the Gladiator is just as much a serious pickup as it is a serious offroader, with a towing capacity of 7,700 pounds, and a payload capacity of 1,710, and the fact that the Gladiator can do this while also being one of the best offroad vehicles on the market is the very definition of versatility.Paragraph goes here

What the Critics Say

“Along with its five-foot cargo bed, the Gladiator is filled with ingenious interior storage options. Its cabin has a handful of spots to stick a smartphone and a handy compartment hidden under the back seat. The seats themselves can be stowed in multiple ways and then securely locked in place for when the trail turns treacherous.” — Car & Driver “The Jeep Gladiator Rubicon is very easy to like. This burly off-road machine does almost anything the Jeep Wrangler can do, but it's also a practical pickup with a useful bed design and healthy payload and tow ratings. Inside, the cabin is nicely trimmed and easy to live with. It offers a more spacious back seat than any of its closest rivals too. And don't forget: It's the only convertible pickup.” — Edmunds

What’s New For 2024

There were only a few changes to the Gladiator for 2024, but all of them are big. For starters, the grille has been redesigned, consistent with the changes made to the Wrangler, the new design is shorter and more rounded. The diesel option has been dropped 2024, but this fortunately doesn’t change the max towing capacity. Inside, you’ll find a much bigger infotainment touchscreen, a 12.3-inch unit that is also running new software, Uconnect® 5, and is standard across all trim levels. Lastly, there are two new trim levels, the Mojave X and Rubicon X. These are built for the same purposes as the non-X versions, with the Mojave being aimed at desert terrain and the Rubicon being aimed at rocks and streams. But the X versions add more optional equipment, like steel bumpers and 12-way power-adjustable leather seats.

Jeep Gladiator Features

Serious Offroad Capability

The Gladiator is the world’s first Trail Rated® pickup, a new kind of vehicle for Jeep, but one that is imbued with everything that makes Jeep vehicles so great. You get the superb Rock-Trac® 4×4 System that carried the Wrangler to icon status, as well as a maximum fording depth of 31.5 inches. It is offered with a ground clearance of up to 11.1 inches, making it easy to clear obstacles, and the high level of articulation keeps all four wheels planted even when on even ground. The available front and rear Tru-Lok® Electronic Locking Differentials help to make sure the power goes to where it’s needed on rough terrain, and steel rock rails protect the underside of your Gladiator, both the body and the bed. On top of all of this, the Gladiator Mojave is the only Desert Rated Jeep vehicle, specially tuned for the heat and low-traction challenges unique to this sort of harsh environment.

Functional Versatility

For both pickup trucks and offroad vehicles, one of the keys to greatness is versatility and a long list of configuration options. Even the best offroad pickups from the competition don’t offer things like dedicated trims for rocky terrain, or for the desert, but the Rubicon and Mojave trims for Gladiator show just how well Jeep lets you dial in the exact vehicle that you need. This combination of offroad SUV and pickup means that it’s capable of thing that those vehicles which fit into only one of those categories cannot. It’s the only convertible pickup truck on the market, and the only one with a factory doors-off kit. It offers exceptionally good rear legroom for its class (better rear legroom than the Wrangler as well), and the whole cabin is full of useful storage options. While it’s certainly possible to buy another pickup truck and put offroad equipment on it, the Gladiator is the only pickup designed from the ground up specifically for offroading.

Advanced Technology

Much of the greatness packed into the Gladiator is pretty straightforward, heavy-duty suspension, big offroad tires, and four driven wheels aren’t exactly revolutionary offroad technology. But what puts the Gladiator over the top is that Jeep built on this with technology that really is at the forefront. That means you have options like a forward-facing TrailCam, which displays what is right in front of your wheels on the Uconnect® touchscreen, making it easier to negotiate obstacles. Selec-Speed® Control holds the Gladiator at a consistent speed under especially difficult offroad situations, something that is extremely difficult for even the most experienced human drivers to accomplish. Lastly, the Gladiator also comes with an 8-speaker stereo, more than the other pickups in this segment, and there is an available 552-watt Alpine® Premium Audio System with 9 speakers and a 12-channel amplifier.

Trims & Specs

Sport

  • Starting at $37,895 MSRP*
  • 3.6L V6 24V VVT Engine
  • 6-Speed Manual Transmission (automatic available)
  • 17-Inch × 7.5-Inch Black Steel Styled Wheels with 245/75R17 All-Season Tires
  • Black Sunrider® Soft Top
  • Uconnect® 5 Nav with 12.3-Inch Touch Screen Display

Sport S

  • Starting at $41,990 MSRP*
  • Automatic Headlamps
  • Body-Color Fender Flares
  • 17-Inch x 7.5-Inch Gray Wheels
  • 8 Speakers
  • Power Windows with Front 1-Touch Down

Willys

  • Starting at $45,590 MSRP*
  • Power-Heated Mirrors
  • LED Front Fog Lamps
  • Black Grille
  • Air Conditioning with Automatic Temperature Control
  • Reconfigurable Cluster with 7.0-Inch Color Display

Mojave

  • Starting at $56,930 MSRP*
  • LED Tail Lamps
  • Performance Hood
  • 33-Inch LT285/70R17C All-Terrain Tires
  • Premium Cloth Seats with Sport Bolsters
  • Uconnect® 5 Nav with 12.3-Inch Touch Screen Display

Rubicon

  • Starting at $56,930 MSRP*
  • Dual Vented Hood
  • Alpine® Premium Audio System
  • Tru-Lok® Front Axle
  • 4:1 Rock-Trac® Part-Time 4WD System
  • Red Tow-Hooks

Mojave X

  • Starting at $63,590 MSRP*
  • Automatic High-Beam Headlamp-Control
  • Steel Rear Bumper
  • Forward-Facing TrailCam
  • Body-Color Freedom Top® 3 Piece Hard Top
  • Leather-Trimmed Bucket Seats with Sport Bolsters

Rubicon X

  • Starting at $63,590 MSRP*
  • Power Adjustable Nappa Leather Seats
  • Winch-Capable Steel Front Bumper
  • Heated Front Seats
  • Premium-Wrapped Steering Wheel
  • Red Tenneco Shocks

*MSRP excludes destination, taxes, title and registration fees. Starting at price refers to the base model, optional equipment not included. A more expensive model may be shown. Pricing and offers may change at any time without notification. To get full pricing details, see your dealer.

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