New Jeep SUV Renegade reveal on Tata Sierra’s ARGOS platform likely to debut in 2028 with AWD capability, exports to 50+ countries, and pricing under ₹27 lakh.
Jeep’s future SUV strategy is taking an exciting turn as next-generation Renegade-inspired model is arriving by 2028. With working on Tata Motors’ advanced ARGOS platform it become more interesting. This model is built in India and planned for export to over 50 countries; the new SUV will bring petrol, hybrid, and may be EV options along with Jeep’s signature rugged character and AWD capability. This model likely to place between mid-size SUV segment and pricing will be competitive as per SUV space.
Jeep’s New SUV Launch Details
Well, the story of Jeep’s new ARGOS-based SUV began at Stellantis Investor Day 2026 where an undisclosed teaser image reveal a boxy new SUV widely believed to preview the next-generation Renegade or a new global model developed in India.
Jeep is targeting a 2028 market launch with development likely to take place over the next two years. The SUV will manufacture at the Ranjangaon plant near Pune and export to more than 50 countries worldwide. The facility already produces multiple vehicles for both companies and establish extensive localization capabilities.
Jeep & Tata’s ARGOS Platform Update
As we clear above that the upcoming Jeep SUV will use Tata Motors’ ARGOS platform, the same architecture that used in the New Tata Sierra. This modern platform supports petrol, hybrid, and electric powertrains which also being capable of accommodating all-wheel-drive technology, an important requirement for Jeep vehicles.
Jeep expected to source Tata’s 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine for the new model. The SUV will develop and manufactured in India with exports plan to more than 50 countries. The platform also supports advanced electronics and future-ready BS7 and Euro 7 emission standards.
Unique Jeep Design with Modern Styling
In the teaser image, Jeep clearly reveals a boxy and upright SUV with a tough design that stays true to Jeep’s traditional styling. At the front, the SUV features the brand’s iconic seven-slot grille, slim LED lighting elements, and a bold bumper that gives it a strong road presence.
Not just you can also see large alloy wheels, muscular wheel arches, and a rugged skid plate further enhance its adventurous character. But the teaser likely to preview a concept version, the production model expected to retain most of these design highlights, combining everyday practicality with Jeep’s signature off-road-inspired appeal.
New Jeep Renegade SUV Powertrains & Performance
This new Jeep SUV likely to use Tata Motors’ 1.5-litre turbocharged TGDi petrol engine, the same unit seen in the Sierra, Harrier and Safari. The engine meets upcoming BS7 and Euro 7 regulations and expected to deliver a strong balance of performance, refinement, and everyday usability.
All the sources and reports also claims that the Jeep is likely to offer hybrid and fully electric versions on the ARGOS platform. The official mileage figures are not available yet but look very decent. And the electrified powertrains expect to improve efficiency and reduce emissions. A diesel variant looks very uncertain as the focus shifts toward petrol, hybrid, and EV technology.
Jeep Renegade SUV Pricing Update
The New Jeep SUV expect to carry an estimated starting pricing of ₹18 lakh (ex-showroom) for the base petrol variant well-equipped hybrid or AWD versions may priced between ₹22 lakh to ₹25 lakh. Official pricing is not announced yet with the launch expected around 2028.
At this price point, the SUV will sit above mainstream models such as the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos remaining more affordable than higher-spec Jeep Compass variants that currently stretch beyond ₹30 lakh. The pricing strategy help Jeep attract buyers looking for a premium and less affordable SUV.
Well, the upcoming Jeep New SUV become one of brand’s most important products for India and several global markets. And by combining Jeep’s rugged identity with Tata’s cost-effective ARGOS platform will help to improve affordability and reach.