Review automotive Jeep mark boss Mike Manley effectively affirmed one of the most exceedingly awful kept insider facts in the business, that Jeep will Hellcat the Grand Cherokee, prior this year. Manley is clearly energetic to visit more about it, affirming to Wheels at the New York automobile expo that the superpowered SUV will be known as the Trackhawk and hit showrooms next summer.
At the point when the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk touches base in July 2017, it will join a blooming class of profanely quick, effective, and proficient SUVs. Despite the fact that Jeep has plunged its toes into these waters before with the 475-hp, Hemi-fueled Grand Cherokee SRT (earlier SRT8), that mammoth has been all around overshadowed by the Mercedes-AMG GLE63, BMW X5M, and Land Rover Range Rover Sport SVR.
The Wheels report demonstrates that the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk will sit above, as opposed to through and through supplant, the Grand Cherokee SRT.
We completely anticipate that the Trackhawk will get the full 707-hp treatment, regardless of the possibility that Jeep and Manley won't affirm it right now. A prior spy video of the Grand Cherokee Trackhawk testing gave us an example of the super-SUV's sound, and it's the same shout of the supercharger and thunder of the 6.2-liter V-8. It's not likely Jeep will dilute it one particle.
