Fully Electric 2026 Jeep Recon Debuts with an Eye-Watering $65,000 Starting Price

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Jeep has finally delivered details on its full electric 2026 Recon, and its price is the first thing that caught my eye. Costs more than a Wrangler Rubicon 4xe $65,000, let’s start there. This all-electric baby Wrangler has a starting price higher than a 2025 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe. Since Jeep first showed off the Recon three years ago, there is no doubt in my mind that Stellantis was really banking on that now-extinct $7,500 Federal EV tax credit to help consumers swallow this massive starting price. If you head over to Jeep.com right now to configure a 2025 Rubicon 4xe, you would find the […] (read full article...)
 
That stinker has the life expectancy of a Charger EV,
That should have been the Cherokee with solid front and rear axles (maybe slap it on the Wrangler platform) and the hurricane inline six. As it is it will be gone in a year or two along with the billion dollars in development money.
I like the boxy look though.
 
It’s priced about 15k too high. Can’t imagine what the starting price will be in Canada.

Looks nice but Cory did a nice job pointing a lot of the problems with the product.
 
TheDo114 said:
It’s priced about 15k too high. Can’t imagine what the starting price will be in Canada.

Looks nice but Cory did a nice job pointing a lot of the problems with the product.
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He did! I'm pretty excited so far from what I'm getting from Cory. He's a nice fit.
 
testerdahl said:
He did! I'm pretty excited so far from what I'm getting from Cory. He's a nice fit.
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I already subscribed to GT Garage Talk before he joined your channel, but I was happy to see him join your team. He has access to an interesting off-road testing location and his car seat segment is always appreciated.
 
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