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400 km WLTP

Jeep Avenger Electric

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Specifications

Jeep Avenger Electric
WLTP Range 400 km
Battery 54 kWh
Power 115 kW (156 hp)
Top Speed 150 km/h
0-100 km/h 9 s
Fast Charging 100 kW
Consumption 13.5 kWh/100km

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Real-world range calculator with WLTP data

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Jeep Avenger Electric Range Calculator - American Icon Goes Electric

The Jeep Avenger Electric brings the iconic American off-road brand into the electric era with 400 km WLTP range from a 54 kWh battery. The 115 kW motor produces 156 hp with 260 Nm, providing adequate performance for both urban adventures and light off-road excursions. Despite its compact size at 4,084 mm, the Avenger delivers genuine Jeep character with 200mm ground clearance and available Selec-Terrain® system. Our calculator helps you understand real-world range across varied driving conditions.

54 kWh battery provides 400 km WLTP range - practical for compact SUV adventures
115 kW (156 hp) front motor delivers 260 Nm for responsive urban and trail performance
100 kW DC fast charging adds 80% in approximately 30 minutes
Compact 4,084 mm footprint with 355L boot - maneuverable yet capable
Genuine Jeep design with 200mm ground clearance and rugged styling
10.25-inch Uconnect touchscreen with smartphone integration and navigation

Jeep Avenger Electric Winter Performance - Compact Adventure in Cold

The Avenger handles winter conditions well with its SUV stance and 54 kWh battery. Testing at -7°C shows range dropping to 265-295 km (66-74% WLTP). The standard heat pump helps with efficiency, and the raised ride height provides confidence in snowy conditions. Selec-Terrain® system optimizes traction for snow and mud driving.

Real-world testing shows 265-295 km at -7°C with heat pump (66-74% WLTP). At -15°C, expect 220-260 km. The 54 kWh battery combined with Jeep's winter-capable features makes the Avenger a practical choice for light winter adventures.

Winter Tips:

  • ❄️ Pre-condition using Uconnect app while plugged in
  • ❄️ Heated seats and steering wheel help reduce cabin heating demand
  • ❄️ Use Snow mode in Selec-Terrain® for optimized winter traction
  • ❄️ 100 kW DC charging remains effective in cold weather
  • ❄️ Plan charging for longer winter journeys
  • ❄️ The higher ground clearance helps in snow - but manage expectations on steep terrain

Winter Features:

  • Heat pump standard on Altitude and Summit trims
  • Selec-Terrain® with Snow mode optimizes traction
  • 200mm ground clearance provides capability in moderate snow
  • Heated front seats standard on most trims
  • Battery thermal management maintains operating temperature
  • Hill Descent Control available for steep winter conditions

Jeep Avenger Electric Real-World Range vs WLTP

The Avenger's 400 km WLTP rating translates to 325-360 km in typical mixed driving (81-90% WLTP). City driving can reach 375 km with regenerative braking. Highway at 120 km/h settles around 275-310 km. Honest expectation: 320-360 km in mild weather - suitable for most daily adventures.

European testing achieved 340 km in mixed conditions (85% WLTP). The 13.5 kWh/100km WLTP consumption is competitive for a compact SUV with genuine ground clearance. Efficiency remains reasonable even in light off-road conditions.

The Avenger's range reflects Stellantis EV efficiency on the eCMP platform, good aerodynamics despite SUV stance (0.30 Cd), and effective regenerative braking calibration.

Getting 370+ km from Your Avenger

  • Use Eco mode for highway and urban driving
  • Maximize regen with B mode in city conditions
  • Keep highway speed at 110-120 km/h for best efficiency
  • Pre-condition cabin while connected to charger
  • Maintain tire pressure - critical with off-road capable tires
  • Use Uconnect for route planning with charging integration

Jeep Avenger Electric Charging Guide

  • 100 kW DC adds 10-80% in approximately 30 minutes
  • 11 kW AC fills 10-100% in about 5.5 hours overnight
  • Standard 7.4 kW takes approximately 7.5 hours
  • Weekly home charging covers typical adventure driving
  • 20-minute DC sessions add roughly 125 km
  • Charge to 80% daily, 100% for longer trail trips