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Jeep has introduced the new 2021 Wrangler in India, which now is almost INR 11 lakh cheaper than before.
02/08/2021
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Jeep has introduced the new 2021 Wrangler in India, which now is almost INR 11 lakh cheaper than before. The new Wrangler is brought to India via the CKD (Completely Knocked Down) route and is produced at the Ranjangaon plant in Maharashtra. This has led to the massive price drop of INR 53.90 lakhs (Ex-showroom). The Wrangler boasts two variants, the Unlimited variant comes in at INR 53.90 lakhs, while the Rubicon variant will set you back by INR 57.90 lakhs (both prices Ex-showroom, India). Not much has changed on the Wrangler atleast in terms of its exterior experience. The Wrangler looks the same as before, embodying the rugged, go-anywhere look which Jeep has kept more or less the same. The Wrangler measures 4882mm in length, 1894mm in width, 1838mm (Unlimited), 1848mm (Rubicon) in height and has a wheelbase of 3008mm. The Wrangler has a ground clearance of 214mm of ground clearance (Unlimited) and 217mm (Rubicon). Jeep has equipped the Wrangler Rubicon with 17-inch aluminium alloys, while the Wrangler Unlimited comes with 18-inch alloys. Jeep has also given the Wrangler an all-around LED treatment with taillights, fog lights, DRLs and headlights. The Wrangler is offered in 5 colour options, Bright White, Sting Grey, Granite Crystal,
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