Key highlights
- 2026 Jeep Avenger facelift unveiled in Brazil
- Gets a new front fascia, new alloys, and new taillights
- No mechanical changes are expected
Ahead of the official debut, Jeep has silently revealed the new Avenger facelift in Brazil. The compact SUV is already popular in Brazil, and the facelift is likely to offer improved design and new features.
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What to expect from the 2026 Jeep Avenger facelift?
As visible in the first set of photos released online, the Avenger SUV facelift has undergone a substantial change on the front. It now features the redesigned headlamps with a squared-off projector and eyebrow LED DRLs.
Moreover, the iconic seven-slatted grille has been redesigned with black highlights and segmented LED DRLs. Moving on to the lower side, the front bumper has also witnessed a big update in terms of design. The latter now gets the new skid plate, a new lower grille, and repositioned LED foglights.
Additionally, the debut car boasts an all-new dual-tone exterior colour. It is painted in a bright green and black combination, which further caters for the Brazilian car market that is loaded with colourful vehicles.
On the other hand, the side profile seems to be updated with the new 18-inch dual-tone alloy wheels. Meanwhile, the rear design features the new LED taillights. We also expect that the rear bumper will undergo a similar treatment to the front bumper.
Mechanically, the Avenger facelift is likely to remain unchanged. It will continue to be offered with a 1.2-litre turbo petrol engine making 100 bhp, a 1.2-litre hybrid engine that offers 110 bhp in the FWD version and 145 bhp in the AWD version, and an EV iteration.
The interior design is also likely to be updated with a new infotainment screen, an updated instrument cluster, and advanced features like the wireless charging with cooling pad, and more.
Ironically, the new Avenger facelift will be introduced in the Latin American market and other critical markets, but not in India.
